Martha Payther Abortion To Abolition Sparknotes

Summary: In the book Abortion to Abolition,written by Martha Payther, she discusses a very important issue that many women, non-binary and transgender people face across the world: the right to have an abortion. They are not able to live their ideal life due to ongoing discrimination and oppression that has become normalized by society. A big step forward into fixing this problem was in 1982, when Canada authorized the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, more specifically with section 7 and section 15. In section 7 it states,” Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of the person”, (Canada Department of Justice 1982). This means that you have the right to choices that control what you do and what can happen to you. They have not received

As well as gender-based violence with the Montreal massacre that happened in 2020. I believe the education system should introduce everybody to topics and events such as that which are mainly targeted at indigenous people since we have been living on their land which can raise the question of why the government is deciding to not teach people from a young age with the problem many people face and including the Charter of Rights and Freedoms into education.There were many topics in the reading that were hard to read since it was a sensitive subject matter but that is what makes it so important for people, especially in Canada, to learn about the issues that are affecting the education system. past or we will never move forward as a society to reach equality for all people. When I was watching the documentary TransgenderParents, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the whole film was done from the people who spoke in the film's perspective, compared to the narrator which is often

It was good to be able to hear people talking about issues with personal identity because of the treatment of others and family. Stefonknee explained how she was not invited to her father's funeral and then would later on become homeless because her family did not accept her coming out as transgender. I believe this is another topic that should be discussed in the education system because I have personally witnessed how people face struggles with homophobia and transphobia from a young age, and it becomes even more challenging to know that people I know will encounter these difficulties in the future. I enjoyed watching the documentary and gaining a better understanding of the things transgender parents face on the daily. In Chapter 13 of the book Women's Voices Feminist Visions, I was able to learn more about the historic events that took place for women to gain equal rights, as well as the steps we need to take for a better future. I was shocked to see the problems of feminist integrity and the seven key points to be taken into