TT: the survivability of feminist success is wholeheartedly dependent on women's control of their reproductive choices.
Every early feminist scholar has pondered the relationship between our dependence upon men and the ownership of our bodies, in general, and our sexual freedom, specifically. Since the beginning of civilisations, when men finally figured out that they play a role in reproduction, they have tried to own it, control it, and manipulate it. To accomplish this task, we had to be subjugated, abused, beaten, and stripped of all human rights.
You'd have to go through a herd of us to try to reverse the strides we've made.
Every early feminist scholar has pondered the relationship between our dependence upon men and the ownership of our bodies, in general, and our sexual freedom, specifically. Since the beginning of civilisations, when men finally figured out that they play a role in reproduction, they have tried to own it, control it, and manipulate it. To accomplish this task, we had to be subjugated, abused, beaten, and stripped of all human rights.
You'd have to go through a herd of us to try to reverse the strides we've made.