The Rights and Responsibilities of Women to Obtain a College Education

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Testimony to the President's Task Force on Women.

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A year ago, Cherilyn wrote…

Women should obtain higher education in depth to gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in their chosen field, as well as to become more informed citizens of the world. Higher education can open up new opportunities for women, such as better job prospects, higher wages, and more respect from society. It can also give women the confidence and self-empowerment they need to be successful in life. Higher education can also help women gain an understanding of the complexities of the world around them, allowing them to make informed decisions about their lives and their futures. We focus on this idea on our women's magazine honey bramble and have been loving these shared vintage documents.

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