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In my opinion I believe that equality is very important. Without equality the world would be seperated or segregated.

Throughout history there are many examples of segregation beginning in the Middle ages with the seperation of the slaves and the nobles as well as the rich from the poor. In more current times there has been the racial segregation with the blacks from the whites. There has also been the apartheid in Africa which ended in February 1990 after the release of Nelson Mandela.

An example of equality is when the women fought for the right to vote. There are different types of amendments that allow certain people regardless of race or sex the right to vote. The Fifteenth Amendment states that "no law may restrict any race from voting". The Nineteenth Amendment states that "no law may restrict any sex from voting".

Today in the modern world women now have the same rights as any man. Women can vote, own businesses and they choose any career that they wish to have. Women have become independent and have learned that they do not have to depend on a man to support them. In fact a lot of women have remained single to prove their independence. They have become stronger and smarter by being on their own. The motto for Girl's Inc a program designed for girls is to inspire girls to be "**Strong Smart and Bold**."


 * "I believe in equality for everyone, except reporters and photographers."**
 * Mohandas Gandhi**

Suffrage:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suffrage
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