There are many ways or opinions to interpret the theme of more refined femininity, and indeed, the appeal of femininity is profound. As women, we symbolize suffrage and courage, recognizing our potential. All women have roles to fulfill that vary over the years as culture evolves. Today, women are treated and seen with respect and equality. It was not always this way, however, during our country's early years a small number of hard-working women fought for women's rights. Because of this, every woman, regardless of race, can vote, speak publicly, make her own decisions, hold government office, and work outside the home. Women use these rights as a demonstration of power. Over the centuries, women have demonstrated their passion to be heard, accepted by society and enjoy freedom of rights. An intellectual example occurred in May 1869, when Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton formed the National Woman Suffrage Association. The central goal of the organization was to gain women's right to vote. He represented millions of women and w...