>Partly because women's rights have become so politicised. What is the womans suffrage movement? I may be extrapolating on a single statement too far, but I d

>Partly because women's rights have become so politicised. What is the womans suffrage movement? I may be extrapolating on a single statement too far, but I do feel that you are missing a huge chunk of history regarding all the rights women (at least regarding the US) did not have. Womans rights have been political for the last 200 years if not longer.