<span>Women formed labor unions to fight discrimination in the workplace.
After the end of World War I, w</span>omen formed labor unions to fight discrimination in the workplace. This happened in response to a general climate that saw women as people that could be used during the war, to replace soldiers, but nothing more. Once they have experimented with work and pay for themselves, women continued to want them, even when people around them told them to return to do more feminine jobs.
The answer is Bill Clinton.
His affair with Monica Lewinsky casts a dark shadow over many of the
programs that he implemented. Still, he
was able to weather the scandal and was elected to a second term as President
of the United States.
