We're Going To School For Higher Education

The Original Feminists Wanted Two Things. They Wanted The Right To Vote, From Which We Could Work To Get More Equality. And We Have Made Progress. We Did Pass The Anti-discrimination Law, Title 7, Title 9, Equality In The Workplace, Equality In Education And In Sports And In All These Other Areas. But Enforcement Is Very Hard. Changing Stereotypes Is Very Hard.

I Think In A Society Where You Can't Even Pass The Equal Rights Amendment, It's Very Difficult To Women Make A Progress. Incidentally, We Are Exactly 160 Years After The Very First Women's Public Rights Convention In Seneca Falls, New York, When A Handful Of Women Started It All And Began The Movement To Make Women Equal.

I Write About One Of My Bills That Says Pharmacists Cannot Be Doctors. They Cannot Determine What They Will Or Will Not Sell, And You Find That Many Pharmacists Will Not Sell Birth Control. The Movement Has Gone Not Just Against The Access Of Reproductive Rights To Abortion; The Movement Has Gone To Birth Control. They're Going After Birth Control.

Women Deserve The Same Permanent Rights And Explicit Protections Given Men In The Constitution.

We're Going To School For Higher Education In Higher Numbers, But The Numbers Still Show We're Not Breaking Though The Glass Ceiling. For Every Nancy Pelosi And Hillary Clinton There Are Millions Of Women Stuck In Cement On The Floor That Are Not Getting Up.