Ok, so let's compare this to women's rights in the United States. This directly affects >half our country's population.These things were accomplished by advocates.
How much do you remember? Don't cheat.
In what year did it become legal for women to practice medicine, and what was the name of the first woman to receive a medical degree?
When was the 19th Amendment passed, giving women the right to vote? Name a few women who voted before that in protest, and explain what happened to them.
Which happened first, a woman running for President or women getting the right to vote?
In what year was birth control information declassified as obscene?
In what year did the Equal Rights Amendment pass?
In what year did it become legal to sell a single woman The Pill for the purpose of birth control? Name an advocate for it.
When could women apply for credit cards?
When was marital rape regarded as a crime?
When could women own property aside from their husbands?
My point is...these things happened more recently than you'd think. Have we already forgotten? Do we just take it all for granted if it didn't happen to us personally? Is that human nature?