A Comprehensive Report on Women's Rights Movement and Hillary's Speech

This report examines the Women's Rights Movement, focusing on the historical context of women's rights, including issues like voting rights, education, and property ownership. It analyzes Hillary Clinton's influential speech at the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, highlighting her rhetorical strategies and key arguments. The report delves into Clinton's use of ethos, pathos, and logos, and her emphasis on equality, security, and opportunities for women globally. It also addresses the challenges of violence against women, gender-based crimes, and the importance of women's contributions to society. The report reflects on the impact of the movement, Clinton's role as a role model, and the ongoing need for activism to achieve gender parity and human rights. The conclusion summarizes Clinton's use of rhetorical devices to address the issues of discrimination against women.

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Introduction
How did Women’s Rights Movement is able to come up? The major focus of the topic is
about why women are not allowed to vote? The higher education is only for men and not for
women. There are some who are getting very low payment for their jobs and paid less than the
men for the same work. One cannot own the property in the countries like England, where in
some places, if the women has property and gets married, it becomes of their husband. The
women’s Right Movement has become an important deal which includes the different elements
and the entitlement for the women and the different girls in the society. The women have been
asserted with the equality and right of women but nothing has been done about it till now.
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The rhetorical speech of Hillary Clinton has been very influential at the Fourth Wold
Conference on Women in Beijing which includes the major concern about the escalating of the
violence towards the women. The “Gendercide refers to the ways of the systematic elimination
of the gender group and includes the countries like China, Asia etc”. The crimes like the bride
trafficking, infanticide and the abandonment has been a major issue which needs to be taken hold
of, and is going unnoticed and not acknowledge. As per the evaluation, even in 20th century, the
rape of the women continues with the armed conflict women and children looking for the
world’s refugees. The expression of the objective is not only UN, Hillary also focus on the
effective handling and achieving equality with the better opportunities and the ethical appeals,
emotions and logical demands from the public (Crowson et al., 2017).
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The major purpose of her speech is to focus on equality where she tries to make sure of
the security, better opportunities and peace for women in the world. For this, there is a need to
show the contributions to the world with the high positions like the leaders to being mothers.
Hilary also relate to the listing of the different responsibilities that must be taken care of, by the
women. As per her experience, she has met some women in South Africa who has been helping
other people to build a proper life and helping to build a new democratic world. With repetition,

she also considers the credibility that needs to be given to the different women in the different
positions that will allow the audience immediately to know the capabilities of the women.
Pathos is important in the speech with the focu on trying to change and working on the
views of the women’s rights (Sharrow et al., 2016). Hilary tend to make use of the emotional
appeals to the audience when she tries to think about the wives, mothers, sisters and the
daughters. She has been the women who look for justice in the society and security as a major
focus. There are different campaigns that are associated with the women’s right advancement
where Mrs. Clinton has been able to address the issues effectively and focusing on the rights of
the women.
Reflection
Reflecting on the appearances and experiences in the public and the different private sectors, she
has been one of the role model for the women in the society who is able to measure the different
workforce and handle the gender parity as well. She has also been able to encourage the audience
to continue the activism, even after the inauguration of President Trump, and fighting for the
causes that the people believe in (Katz, 2016).
With the growth of the nation, there is need to focus on how influential is the working of the
women’s right movement. The key moment is based on the progress that has been made for the
girls in education and for the women in the healthcare department. The greater challenge is about
how the speech can address the problems which concerns the liberty of the women which is
important for receiving the freedom. Along with this, there are three major focuses of ethos,
pathos, and logos which needs to be taken care of.
Over the time, the logos are “text of speech” which are important for defining the terms of the
women’s right which are interchangeable and handle the effects of the women, with making
relations between the women and the rights of the human. She has been the women who looks
for the dignity with the exemption of discrimination (Trump, 2016).
The initial focus is on the speech and showing how the lists of being the leaders, working at
home and having the jobs is important for the people to forcefully focus on the human rights and
the analysis of the Act.

In conclusion, Hillary used ethos, pathos and logos to make her speech for the public. She has
always been clear on her purpose with the excellence on her job to spread the word with the
discrimination on women. She has been always focusing on how the disgrace of the cruel events
still exists. When they are going to stop this? She has been also looking for handling and lying
the foundation to give the voice to the women who have been forced for being silent.

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