The Reality of women's rights
The Reality of women's rights
The Reality of women's rights There is a lot of work going on around the world for women's rights, but even so, men's attitudes toward women are far from ideal. The writings of Fatima Abdur Rauf, an Arab scholar, are a unique example of this.
She writes that "gender issues in the United States are no longer limited to harassing them in companies and hiring them for low wages, because" the philosophy of pragmatism "has shaped such a society and culture. In which many basic and natural rights of women are being killed, while under American law and treaty women and men deserve "equality" but "this the exhibition is like a mirage".
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The ground realities of "women's rights" in the United States can be gauged from the fact that US President Donald Trump said in a speech: "Women are like dirty animals, pigs, and garbage."
Referring to menstruation, he used very vulgar and superficial words and urged men to "treat women with contempt and abuse", on another occasion he said of women: It doesn't matter what rights the law has given to women, but more importantly, whether they are good-looking and beautiful.
That is, if
nature has bestowed beauty on a woman, then the man can go to any lengths to
make her a victim of his lust and there is no abomination in it. There is no
need to bring donations to mind.
In American
society, Trump is not the only one who holds this view, but most of the men who
vote for him are his partners in this superficial view, it is a different matter that he does not express it openly.
This is the true value of women in the eyes of American men. As many as four out of five American women face domestic violence, and about 5 million women are beaten and abused by their partners each year, according to reports.
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If you are black as a woman, you will face racism and racism in America. and if you are a woman and your color is black and your religion is Islam. then you have racism, sexism, and Islamophobia. Will face two ideological and unreasonable restrictions.
so for a black Muslim woman, despite all her abilities and
potential. getting a seat in the US Congress due to racism and Islamophobia is
tantamount to gambling. Evidence of this is that Ilhan Omar, a member of the US
Congress who is a Muslim and a black woman was threatened by a white man:
"I will shoot your skull, you are a Muslim, you are a terrorist, your How
did you dare to become a member of the US Congress? ”
Is it a sin to
be black?
The incident Alhan Omar reflects the plight of the average black woman and her family in the United States, where there are 40 million black people, or about the total American population. 13% More than 25 percent of the population lives below the poverty line, and a large number of the Corona epidemic is facing severe economic hardship and about 75 percent of the population is deprived of any kind of material assistance, resulting in 12 million black Americans. Children do not have access to basic medical and educational services, and you would be surprised to learn that 40% of American prisoners are black.
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There are many families in the United States who do not even have a roof over their heads. More than 5 million people are being deported. 40% of them are women, and they are facing some of the problems that are taking their lives.
They will take it off or they will kill themselves because they are fed up with these problems. In this chapter, the attitude of the police towards black women is very sad and based on cruelty and barbarism.
Malin, a 50-year-old black woman, was beaten so badly by a police officer that she fell to the ground without enduring a weak beating. The policeman climbed on top of him and grabbed his head and threw him to the ground.
This is an example of American police brutality. Which is what black women in the United States face, even if they are old. That is, "I have never been treated cruelly."
One of the problems black families face is raising their children. Who live only with their mothers and do not know their fathers. As a result, 75% of white children under the age of 18 are both fathers and mothers.
And they are being raised in a natural family system. Children under the age of 18 suffer from physical, psychological, and social problems. Three-thirds of black children's mothers in India are unmarried.
And their economic situation is not good and black women are completely deprived of the privileges enjoyed by white women in health, culture, and economy.
Mami will star in a movie based on the famous American author Margaret's book "Zahab Ma Reha". So the white actors refused to sit with him. As a result, another table was set up a short distance from the white actors! The film is a reflection of racism in Western society.
All the incidents of black women are shocking. And the barbaric act of the then famous "modern gynecologist" Dr. James Marion Sims cannot be forgotten. Choose helpless black women and perform surgery on them without any precaution (anesthesia before hearing/operation in skin hearing aids), as they believe: "Black women are not gay like humans. So they have no idea.
In light of these facts, we can say that law and agreement alone cannot restore the rights of black women. Because unless there is racism and a culture that is in the eyes of humanity. It doesn't matter. Slogans for women's liberation and women's rights are like a mirage.
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