sunflower55
Birth control - Webster Vs Connecticut 1963
(Not the last 100 years. Also, visit the Comstock laws; it'll make your hair stand up! )
I'll check it out. 1963, that was the same year as the equal pay act was put into action...supposedly.
May I suggest you write what you think honestly, rather than what you *think* the prof wants to hear.
I think it depends on the professor. I am older than most of the students & have lived a very full & colourful life to this point. I simply don't see things as black & white as a lot of the students. I like to play devils advocate alot & sometimes it seems to take some professors a little while to get use to me.
I can promise you that the prof will see though a BS paper in a minute and will *not* be impressed.
I truely believe that generally speaking women have it rougher but I truely feel there is more to the

The fact that the college/university *used* to be an all woman's collage is meaningless.
Ohhh, I know. When I mentioned that I meant it tongue & cheek.
The prof is looking for evidence of your ability to write;
uhhggg...thats why I major in math
to write well and to write with pursuation.
with lots of smilies
If you use this historic fact as any type of an excuse, it won't go well for you - now or in your educational future. Stick to the assignment.
Ohh no...I have much better excuses for that
I think the assignment is a great exercise for a rhetoric paper.
I like the topic too...I don't know how I'm going to narrow it down to three pages
It's perfect for a first paper because there isn't a need for a lot of research;
Yeah, I know...I've already done research for it though....looking at educational attainment, median income, politics, etc.
people already have their minds made up by the time they are in college - even if they are too *politically correct* to admit what they think on paper.

I wish you well, and look forward to hearing about how it goes.

Peace!
Peace right back atchya

LK