What do you make of woolf's claim that the ability to vote has meant less than the ability to hold personal property for women?

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Byron Webster

12 June, 07:20

What do you make of woolf's claim that the ability to vote has meant less than the ability to hold personal property for women?

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Savanna Shah · Answer 1

Woolf's claim does not underplay the importance of political participation as central to the rights and freedoms that women enjoy. Instead, this statement recognizes the importance of financial freedom which arose from the ability to own property as it recognized the individuality of each single woman.