The Equal Rights Amendment, which Alice Paul originally proposed, aims to ensure that everyone has equal legal rights, regardless of gender. Unfortunately, we have not yet attained success at every level. For instance, some school structures don’t appear to offer accommodations for students with disabilities, and they aren’t included in the curriculum. In addition to providing adaptable instruction, it’s critical to ensure that school facilities and structures are accessible.

Sometimes I ponder why oppressors fail to see the harm they are causing to women. Was it not obvious enough? Humanity treats men and women equally. I could be wrong, but I’ve never witnessed men working in crappy conditions as they did in the Triangle Shirtwaist factory, where many women suffered and died. I’m pleased that the labor act was created, and improved working conditions were implemented.

Everyone deserves to be heard, regardless of gender, because discrimination is draining and could result in violence if it is not fully resolved. Because labor rights concern universal human rights, regardless of a person’s race or gender, they are also matters of gender justice. Because of my accent and the fact that I don’t speak with an American accent, I can still remember being told not to read to the students in the classroom. STOP THE DISCRIMINATING (STD)!