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If she was at the top of the class why wasn't she able to graduate? Why didn't the other women support her? Why wouldn't any colleges think that having a women in college would bring money?

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Society treated women because they believed that men were, not only physically, but mentally stronger..... And society was sexist

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Elizabeth had to face many more challenges than women have to today. One injustice that Elizabeth Blackwell had to face that women don't have to face nowadays is being ignored not only from others but from things like schools or jobs.

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Why would they ridicule a woman just to be a doctor? That should be something to look up too, and not something that should be horribly discriminated.

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One injustice that Blackwell faced that women do not face today is being ignored because of sexism. My reaction would have been that I would have been sad, and angry. I would have striven to prove them all wrong. The intended audience is probably women. They would read this article because it is inspiring to women to try their hardest to do the best they can.

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The injustices or obstacles that Blackwell faced that women do not face today was not being respected at college because she was a woman. She also had got denied about 30 times. If I had to face these obstacles, I would of probably just gave up. I respect her for not giving up, but I wouldn't be able to do this. I wouldn't have the patience and mental strength. Unless I was very motivated, I could never ever did this. The intended audience was most likely women, however, this is a good story to teach anyone who needs motivation.

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Why were people so convinced that women could not be doctor?
Why did so many schools not accept her?

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One injustice that Elizabeth Blackwell faced was that she was looked down upon for trying to become a doctor and they kept denying her chances and when they finally gave her a chance she changed the world. Now their are juts as many female doctors as their is male doctors and its sounds crazy now but when you think of it but our country's past was sexist and of course that was awful but we've changed for the better.

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I think that the challenges for Elizabeth Blackwell were extremely different from those of women doctors today. Elizabeth had to go through prejudice assumptions about her skill level and overall abilities. Women were forced to do the easier work as apposed to men doing more challenging labor. My question is: is there any scenario in the modern world that includes getting through injustices as great as these? If so, what?

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Why would people not allow woman to be doctors? Why would people think that it is a joke for a woman to be doctors? Why would people try to disgrace women? Why would people deny her because she's a woman? Why would people play a serious joke to except her into college? Why were the men the ones that had to vote to except Elizabeth Blackwell? Why not the woman? Why did people expect for girls to just sit still and look pretty?

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Why did people at her college think it was a joke for her to be there, and then let her graduate? Why would nobody accept her, even though she was at the top of her class? Why would the women ridicule her, even though she was an inspiration to them? They should have looked up to her because she did something that was unheard of.

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1). One Injustice that Elizabeth had to face that current women do not have to face is rampant sexism. Women were oppressed, and in this situation, were not limited to medical careers. The article states that "As some other women did at the time, she studied independently with doctors before getting accepted in 1847 to Geneva Medical College in upstate New York. Her acceptance was deemed by the student body as an administrative practical joke." Today this would be looked down upon by everybody as discrimination against women. A possible reason for the inequality of genders and sexes may be their physical differences. Men are factually proven to be physically stronger than women. If two similar body types of two sexes were to train for the same amount of time, it is likely that the man would be more physically capable, if little. Another reason may be because of the gender roles we have assigned to women. Women are thought to think more emotionally than men, and have more visible sexual features. This may lead one to believe that women are generally weaker than men, even though they are the same species. None is better than the other because we are all humans