@gpowerf@gamingonlinux Depending on when in the 1700's, views on women were pretty progressive, surprisingly. Don't have the link, but read an article that said that the 1600's to early 1700's had views that women were equal to but slightly different to men, and should have bodily autonomy like birth control and abortion.
Then the late 1700's and onwards undid that. Apparently women had more power in the past than past historians realized.
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@gpowerf @gamingonlinux Depending on when in the 1700's, views on women were pretty progressive, surprisingly. Don't have the link, but read an article that said that the 1600's to early 1700's had views that women were equal to but slightly different to men, and should have bodily autonomy like birth control and abortion.
Then the late 1700's and onwards undid that. Apparently women had more power in the past than past historians realized.