how are some basic rights set forth by Olympe de Gouges different from the of the rights of man and citizens . please answer as it is urgent and don't write silly answers as I am preparing for my papers and don't write that follow me and then I will answer. please it's a request
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- Olympe De Gouges actively protested against the Constitution and Rights of Man and Citizen as they excluded women from basic rights that each human was entitled to.
- In 1971,she wrote a Declaration of the Rights of Woman and Citizen,which she addressed to the queen.
- She demanded that they act upon her Constitution and give women rights to vote.
- The ideas she espoused – including income tax and tax on capital; full equality between blacks and whites; a solidly entrenched public health system; welfare services for the needy; and, of course, the right of women to vote and take part in political life – were realized in time and became pillars of modern Western society. Other ideas she put forward, such as abolition of the institution of religious marriages or in favor of an egalitarian social contract between women and men, remain too progressive even for our time and for a country such as Israel.
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