Hillary Clinton Women's Rights Are Human Rights Essay
Women have always been second rate when compared to men. They have been thought as tools to do such things as reproduce, cook, clean, and to do the bidding of all males (especially their husbands). Without these qualities woman were considered nothing until the woman’s rights movement of the twentieth century. One of the people who supported this movement was Hillary Clinton. In one of her most famous speeches: “Woman’s Rights Are Human Rights.”, Clinton tried to address the world in the United Nations Fourth World Conference on woman in order to target those who thought less of women. This speech was given on September 5th, 1995 in Beijing, China.
Some of Hilary Clinton’s credentials for the speech included being first and foremost a female, a first lady, a constant advocate, and being a success in strengthening the local legal aid offices. “She also traveled to more than 80 countries as a representative of our country, winning respect as a …show more content…
For example she uses day to day events such as playing with children or washing clothes in order to connect with the common people. She then maintains the attention of the people by naming the Nairobi conference which was successful in its focusing on the crises of domestic violence. This is why the audience should care about what she has to say because it can ultimately lead to new and content life for woman everywhere.
In her main point about woman, she mentions how they deserve to be healthy and educated and while doing this she chooses several situations which lead to one final outcome: prosperity. She also mentions in a cause and affect manner that when the families of woman flourish, so do their families and then eventually the communities and the rest of the
Some of Hilary Clinton’s credentials for the speech included being first and foremost a female, a first lady, a constant advocate, and being a success in strengthening the local legal aid offices. “She also traveled to more than 80 countries as a representative of our country, winning respect as a …show more content…
For example she uses day to day events such as playing with children or washing clothes in order to connect with the common people. She then maintains the attention of the people by naming the Nairobi conference which was successful in its focusing on the crises of domestic violence. This is why the audience should care about what she has to say because it can ultimately lead to new and content life for woman everywhere.
In her main point about woman, she mentions how they deserve to be healthy and educated and while doing this she chooses several situations which lead to one final outcome: prosperity. She also mentions in a cause and affect manner that when the families of woman flourish, so do their families and then eventually the communities and the rest of the