What kinds of things can one do to to make social change in Women's issues?

Question

This is for a class and they want us to find out what people think they can do, or what others can do, to take social action to create change....any ideas??

please no rude comments.....

:-)

Answer 1

How about dovetail outcomes with men instead of just trying to make men take all the responsibility for every single problem in the universe.

New idea. According to How to Make Friends and Influence People it might work, as opposed to just annoying every person, male and female, on the face of the planet that isn't a bull dyke.

Answer 2

The most positive change we could make would to be to educate women about the emotional damage the feminist movement has caused them.
It's bad enough that half the men are confused about their role in society now, but women are the ones that have had to bear the brunt of the feminist's attacks, and have had to suffer the consequences of the feminist's actions.
Many women who choose to be stay at home mothers and wives feel condemned by the feminists. They make them think they are somehow less of a person because they haven't handed the child over to the husband, or a daycare center, and gone out into workplace, swinging a hammer alongside a man.
Men and woman are not the same, neither physically nor emotionally, and when the feminist movement tries to ignore that, all they succeed in doing is creating confusion, and degrading women who enjoy being feminine rather than feminists.
Thankfully, many women have been intelligent enough to see the damage the feminists have done, and I think society as a whole are starting to ignore, and even laugh, at the remaining feminists, and starting to pay attention to the important issues that affect us.

Answer 3

I have always tried to live my life in a way that I set a good example for other
women. I try to do the right thing whatever the consequences. I try not to
get involved in gossip or mindless chatter. I try to be positive and helpful
in my dealings with others. I try to be thoughtful and kind when dealing
with those younger than me. I donate my time to causes I think are worthy.
I try to be the kind of mother, wife, daughter, sister, neighbour I would like
to have. I hope this helps change the way some people think about
women.

Answer 4

If you are a radical feminist then you would lobby for changes in government that would benefit groups of people that are suffering from some form of oppression. Third wave feminism attempt to correct the power imbalances which are present in this world. This not only includes women but also other minorities, such as people of colour, people with disabilities, ageism, helping those with mental illness, the poor and disenfranchised, homosexuals and transgendered to name a few. Send a letter to your government with a number of names telling them what you would like to see changed in government to improve the lives of a particular group. Feminist are also concerned about ecological issues.

Answer 5

Don't play bad games. Many of life's games are profoundly unfair for women. These present your first opportunities to refuse injustice.

Sure, you can burn your bra, etc.--but the long-range effect of several tens of millions of women simply refusing to go along with bad programs dwarfs the effect of the occasional merely loud feminist demonstration.

Live your ideal life, and accept that you will suffer some for it. The men and women around you who are worthy of you will supply support. The others? Screw 'em.

Answer 6

Well, we could make no-fault divorces illegal, do away with alimony, and award children to the most fit parent, not just automatically the mother. That's just for starters.

Then we could have mandatory joint custody unless you could prove a danger, and liberal visitation rights so the mom couldn't use the child as a pawn to get at the dad.

Hmmm....there's so much that needs to be done.

Answer 7

Tell the media to quit protraying women as weak helpless people.