The Rights of Women And the Sexual Relations
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We are slaves and are expected to rear free men; we are brought up as dolls, and are en- trusted with the task of training men. In short, we are charged with incapacity for and deprived of the opportunity of learning and practicing the very thing which it is to be our highest task to teach.
But although women in general have no oppor- tunity to fit themselves for public life, they neverthe- less show, in all questions that do not require a special training, that they stand on the right side. I ...need only to call to mind the slave question. Slavery, so long admired by the majority of men, would certainly have been abolished several decades earlier had women had a voice in the matter. That women of the South, spoiled by education, and de- humanized by habit, have taken the side of slavery need not astonish us ; but how many women in the North sided with this 'barbaric institution, of the preservation of which the men made a vital ques- tion? And especially among the German women, where do you find that revolting fanaticism for slavery, that stupid 'hatred of the negro, by which the majority of the German men have distinguished and are stil'l distinguishing themselves as "Demo- crats?" I have never yet found a German woman 254 THE BIGHTS OF WOMEN who hated a negro woman on account of her color.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are slaves and are expected to rear free men; we are brought up as dolls, and are en- trusted with the task of training men. In short, we are charged with incapacity for and deprived of the opportunity of learning and practicing the very thing which it is to be our highest task to teach.
But although women in general have no oppor- tunity to fit themselves for public life, they neverthe- less show, in all questions that do not require a special training, that they stand on the right side. I ...need only to call to mind the slave question. Slavery, so long admired by the majority of men, would certainly have been abolished several decades earlier had women had a voice in the matter. That women of the South, spoiled by education, and de- humanized by habit, have taken the side of slavery need not astonish us ; but how many women in the North sided with this 'barbaric institution, of the preservation of which the men made a vital ques- tion? And especially among the German women, where do you find that revolting fanaticism for slavery, that stupid 'hatred of the negro, by which the majority of the German men have distinguished and are stil'l distinguishing themselves as "Demo- crats?" I have never yet found a German woman 254 THE BIGHTS OF WOMEN who hated a negro woman on account of her color.
What to read after The Rights of Women And the Sexual Relations?
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