Write 5 pages with APA style on Women Liberation as a Fundamental Value. In this essay, I will look at women liberalization as a fundamental value that has been or could be shared for better or worse across various cultural boundaries.

Women liberation is another fundamental value that is of great significance in today’s world. Women liberation came about to deliver women from being held captive by their men. Men thought that they had control over women where they had the perception that women could not liberate themselves from that control. Women liberation is imperative because women have been set free from male supremacy and oppression (Appiah 78). This is because women play a vital role in the growth and development of the nation and without the women, many nations cannot be where they are today. In that, during war women were left with the family to ensure that their families were well fed and the children went to school. The cry of the women has led to the liberalization of women in many countries as they have been in the frontline to support their husbands in their works. However, in some countries, women liberalization has not been realized as women have been held as property or possessions that men own. In that, men took their powers and control giving the woman no chance to become own person. For example, in Dreams of trespass by Fatima, she explains how it was like to be a woman in Morocco in the 1940s and 1950s. the woman did not have any right where even when she wanted to go out she had to seek permission from the husband as there were doormen at the door to prevent them from leaving. Additionally, the girl child did not have any freedom to know what was happening in the outside world. However, in the twentieth century, the trend has significantly changed where women have realized their potential and have broken the chains that were encroached by men (Mernissi 40). They have learned that they too have the right to a good education and good work pay and employment in that they have been given equal rights with men.