What Eight Million Women Want
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That iswhat educators are trying to do with juvenile delinquency; whatphysicians are doing with disease; what philanthropists are beginning todo with poverty.
Hardly any one has suggested that the social evil might have a cause, and that it might be possible to attack it at its source. Yet that anylarge number of girls enter upon such a horrible career, willingly, voluntarily, is unbelievable to one who knows anything of the facts. There must be strong forces at work on these girls, forces they... findthemselves entirely powerless to resist.
Miss Miner and her fellow probation officers are the visible signs of avery important movement among women to discover what these forces are. Meager, indeed, are the facts at hand. We have had, and we still have, in cities east and west, committees and societies and law and orderleagues earnestly engaged in "stamping out" the evil. It is like tryingto stamp out a fire constantly fed with inflammables and fanned by astrong gale. The protests of most of these leagues amount to littlemore than vain clamor against a thing which is not even distantlycomprehended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That iswhat educators are trying to do with juvenile delinquency; whatphysicians are doing with disease; what philanthropists are beginning todo with poverty.
Hardly any one has suggested that the social evil might have a cause, and that it might be possible to attack it at its source. Yet that anylarge number of girls enter upon such a horrible career, willingly, voluntarily, is unbelievable to one who knows anything of the facts. There must be strong forces at work on these girls, forces they... findthemselves entirely powerless to resist.
Miss Miner and her fellow probation officers are the visible signs of avery important movement among women to discover what these forces are. Meager, indeed, are the facts at hand. We have had, and we still have, in cities east and west, committees and societies and law and orderleagues earnestly engaged in "stamping out" the evil. It is like tryingto stamp out a fire constantly fed with inflammables and fanned by astrong gale. The protests of most of these leagues amount to littlemore than vain clamor against a thing which is not even distantlycomprehended.
What to read after What Eight Million Women Want?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorr Rheta Childe to read onlineMoreLess
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