<span>According to Hughes, for many whites who went to Harlem, the blacks and their culture were viewed as something to be admired and respected. </span>
By The German Radio. Back In WW2 Germans Were Forbidden To Use Radios Other Than The Ones Given To Them By Hitler. ( If They Were Caught With Outside World Radios They Were Killed) The Nazi Radio Transmitted The Laws And German Victorys And Other News
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Women could not vote or hold office in any state, they had no access to higher education, and they were excluded from professional occupations. American law accepted the principle that a wife had no legal identity apart from her husband. She could not be sued, nor could she bring a legal suit; she could not make a contract, nor could she own property. She was not permitted to control her own wages or gain custody of her children in case of separation or divorce. Although there were many improvements in the status of women during the first half of the century, women still lacked political and economic status when compared with men.<span>Additionally, women lost economic status as production shifted away from the household to the factory and workshop. During the late 18th century, the need for a cash income led women and older children to engage in a variety of household industries, such as weaving and spinning.</span>
People can decide if the government is intruding their lives.
The right to privacy refers to the fact that one's personal information is protected from public scrutiny. It has been called "the right to be left alone".
This right is often protected by statutory law. People have the right to choose whether or not to engage in certain acts or have certain experiences. Also, people have the right to determine what type of information about them is collected and how it is used.
