Utilitarians believed that women should have equal rights to men.
Jeremy Bentham, a radical thinker who was born on February 15, 1748, in Houndsditch, London, and who lived until 1832, was a pioneer in the fields of philosophy, law, and social reform. He was also an early defender of women's rights. He was an early advocate for women's rights, and many people who battled for and created the foundation of social welfare in the UK were influenced by his ideas. He advocated for women's rights as part of his "A Plan for Parliamentary Reform" plan when he published it in 1918.
His ideas influenced the development of the welfare state and he was an advocate for utilitarianism and living life for the greater good.
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