Assignment 01: Rights and Liberalism in 18th Century Europe and the United States

My name is Mariela Eduardo. This is my second Semester is CWE. My major is Early Childhood with co concentration with History politics and law. I am currently work fulltime as Director of First Bloom Day Care. I have great passion for my profession and have many plans to expansion. I believe with education, determination and hard work anything is possible. I a world run by masculinity a woman in power has many barriers to overcome and by getting the proper education and hard work she will be able to climb the escalator of success. My parents come from Dominican Republic, my mother is an accountant and my father barely reached 5th grade due to economic reason. Upon travel to US, my mother could no longer pursue her career as an accountant and had to settle for Home attendant and my father became a chef. They showed me that hard work and determination is the key to success and with education I will have more opportunity to succeed. In taking this class I hope to get a deeper understanding of Woman Right as Human Right to which will help me in my career and help other woman progress in life.

In the introduction of her book, Inventing Human Rights by Lynn Hunt (2007) she draws attention to works that were prosecutors to the Universal Declaration for Human Rights which were adopted by the United Nations in 1948. Thomas Jefferson made evident natural human rights in an official document creating an enigma and The French revolution Declaration of the rights of man and citizen states that all men are born with equal rights.

The Declaration of the rights of man and citizen drafted in 1789, states all men are born with equal rights, declaring no priest, king or noble is better than any other man. Also in The Declaration of independence in 1776 when first drafted by Thomas Jefferson went sentence restructures by interchanging “sacred and undeniable” with “self-evident”. This word is controversial to Mrs. Hunt because something so evident as human rights should not have to be part of a document. In current time, we face the problem that all men are born equal no matter sex, religion, cultural background and immigration status. We should not be separated or questioned of our basic human rights of peace and equality.

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