When I hear the word feminism, I automatically think of theories that want to place woman in a superior position to man. This is what most people think. When I was reading A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, I questioned if Mary Wollstonecraft was truly a feminist. So I looked up the definition of feminism and discovered that it is not an issue of one sex being superior. It is an issue of equality. …showed first 75 words of 1225 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1225 total…man she would ultimately find the relationship that she had yearned for. They married in 1797 and she bore a girl shortly after. Within a month of the birth, Mary died. Sadly, many of those that disagreed with her ideas, held her death up as proof that women were the weaker sex. I am certain that somewhere, Mary Wollstonecraft is celebrating about how far women, and most men, have come! "You've come a long way baby!"