Question

What would be a proper way to form an introduction when discussing the topics attached?

1. How have differences in race, class, and sexual orientation created conflict within women's activism? 2. What strategies have been used to advocate for women and queer communities? 3. When the Equal Rights Amendment was first proposed, women labor activists were against it because they supported protective legislation for women, legislation that relied on a legal differentiation between the sexes. Today we still have protections for women written into our laws. For example,only men can be drafted for war. Do you think protective legislation undermines arguments for gender equality? Why or why not? Explain.

Answer 1

The introduction shall begin with the role of women in society and the importance of women. This shall be followed by women activist introduction and their function. A brief regarding the issues faced by women activists in the past and present shall be mentioned in a sentence or two. This shall be followed by a question that should be framed as " How do factors such as race, class, sexual orientation as well as legislative laws influence women activists and the way activists respond to these issues?".