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Summary of  " Argentina's women's soccer team fights for better pay and treatment"

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Summary of  " Argentina's women's soccer team fights for better pay and treatment"

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Argentina's women's team recently played in Copa America. It is the championship for South American women's national soccer teams. However, Argentina's top TV channels and newspapers did not mention it. That shows that Women in Argentina are not getting treated fairly. The men's league draws huge crowds. It brings in millions of dollars.

Top female players get about $82 for travel costs. A woman on the national team earns about $8 a day.

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Back then, the idea of family life was that the husband ruled over the wife and the children. But, after the Great Awakening, people challenged this idea. Instead, a new idea began to spread. The husband and wife worked together. White women did get some rights, but not many. Women still did not get to vote.

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Argentina's women's team recently played in Copa America. It is the championship for South American women's national soccer teams. However, Argentina's top TV channels and newspapers did not mention it.

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In 1872, Susan voted illegally in the election between Ulysses S. Grant and Horace Greeley. After that, she was fined $100. But the thing is, she did not pay that $100. Instead, like Malala, she made lots of speeches about women's right to vote. Sadly, she wasn't able to see her dream come true because it came true 14 years later after she died.

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Susan was an important woman who changed history. She was born in 1820 and lived on a farm with her family. In the mid 1840's, she wanted to work with other people to end slavery. Her family's farm became a meeting place for people like Fredrick Douglass, who also wanted slavery to end.

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" As they ganed more power, life changed for the valley's people, especially women and girls. The group has also been blowing up schools that taught girls.

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In a 2008 speech, Malala spoke about her school, an all girls school, being destroyed. She said, "How dare the Taliban take away my basic right to education?" Keep in mind, she is only eleven years old saying this.

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She was the youngest person to ever win the Nobel Peace Prize because she stood up for women so they could go to school.