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In response to Vanessa's question in the beginning I don't think one womans goals and how she plans to achieve them makes one woman better than any other. My older sister for example is paying 50,000 dollars in loans to go to grad school, however, her eventual goal in life is to be a housewife. There's nothing wrong to want to be educated but at the same time want to raise your family. Secondly, my favorite part of these articles is on page six when Haulman talks about how gender is fluid and a woman isn't just a woman but how there is so much more to her. That's how Women's History should be approached. Just don't look at a woman as a politician, see her as a mother, a daughter, a friend, a sister, a wife, and a contributer to society. Then we can get a clear idea of women from the past. -- Emily Miller

In response to Vanessa's question in the beginning I don't think one womans goals and how she plans to achieve them makes one woman better than any other. My older sister for example is paying 50,000 dollars in loans to go to grad school, however, her eventual goal in life is to be a housewife. There's nothing wrong to want to be educated but at the same time want to raise your family. Secondly, my favorite part of these articles is on page six when Haulman talks about how gender is fluid and a woman isn't just a woman but how there is so much more to her. That's how Women's History should be approached. Just don't look at a woman as a politician, see her as a mother, a daughter, a friend, a sister, a wife, and a contributer to society. Then we can get a clear idea of women from the past. -- Emily Miller