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women were getting looked down from men. In the 1930s, women’s equality was not as flashy an issue as in some previous and subsequent decades. But the decade did see slow and steady progress.
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In the 1930s, women’s equality was not as flashy an issue as in some previous and subsequent decades. But the decade did see slow and steady progress. women were getting looked down from men
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During the war, the number of working women went from 12 million to 18.6 million. this showed women were trying show men that they can work too while they were fighting
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In the 1950s, professional jobs were still largely closed off to women. many women faced pressures from their families to stay home and not work outside the home
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in this decade women were trying to have the right to vote although they were looked as if there votes were not as important as men.
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they believed women couldn't play any sports and sports were only for men but women dint like this and they started proving them wrong
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Women were fighting for their rights across the nation, but it seems advertisers were not taking them very seriously. they thought that women just like kids who couldn't make their own laws.
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this is showing how women were used to grap men's attention through ads by making hem half necked and this meant that women are only good in one think and ts the body beauty
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