How the rights of women were written into the Japanese constitution
An absolutely amazing story about how the Japanese constitution came to guarantee the rights of women. An example of why despair is not useful.
Eli meant to behave but there were way too many options.
An absolutely amazing story about how the Japanese constitution came to guarantee the rights of women. An example of why despair is not useful.
Posted by EliRabett at 10:23 PM
4 comments:
Both my sister and mother are Mills grads. "It's not a women's college without boys, it's a henhouse without cocks!". Top quality liberal arts college.
Hmmm. Given the parlous state of women in Japan nowadays, that sounds more like a handy warning of the worthlessness of fine words without action to back it up.
It was much worse
Indeed, it was a sea change.
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