Emancipation of Women 

When emancipation was given to men, it was also given to women in recognition of the equality of rights, consistent with the principles of nature on which they are founded, that proclaim the identity of soul between men and women.
The emancipation of women, i.e. their liberation from religious, legal, economic, and sexual oppression, their access to higher education, and their escape from narrow gender roles is not easily achieved. The women believe that they can do as well as men. They also expect to get the same respect and social rights as men. In marriage, they want husband and wife to share all of the works and responsibilities of a home and family. In work, they wan women and men have he same jobs and the same chance o succeed. They want women to be paid just as much as men are paid for their work.
Many people agree with the goals of the emancipation of women, because they feel that woman should be considered equal to men in every way. They say that a woman must decide to stay a home and raise a family or to go out and work or to have a job outside the house and raise a family. They do not feel that it is bad for a woman to remain at home if she wants to. They think that work in the home is important and should be respected. They also want to be sure that women stay at home, because they want to and not because she cannot get a job outside he home.
Other people do not agree with it, because they think that women should not have the same jobs as men. They say that women should stay at home and raise a family. Many husbands do not want their wives to work outside the home.
The emancipation of women is trying to give women a chance to show what they can do. As a mother for her child/ children and a wife for her husband, she also has to raise and take care at home and appreciate that her husband is the lead of the family. Perhaps men and women together will do things better than men alone.