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Tag Archives: Women’s Right
“Flappers”
This image is of the “Flappers” which emerged in the 1920s. It is part of my screenplay in the middle of my film. I choose to include this female liberation movement because it is a turning point for women in which they break out of the norm and express themselves through their clothes and sexual behavior. I want my audience to get the feeling of freedom and the rebellious undertone this movement brings. Women have been fighting the war of freedom since the end of slavery and this movement is the result of all of their frustration and the celebration of being a women.
The Beijing Declaration on Women (1995)
The principle themes of this video were the advancement and empowerment of women in relation to women’s human rights, women and poverty, women and decision making, voilence against women and other areas of concerns. This file is important to U.S history because is shows that USA played an important role in the establishment of women rights worldwide.
Posted in 1989-2000, June 8 assignment
Tagged 1995 Declaration, Beijing, Hilary Clinton, Women's Right
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