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Women should have the right to property from "summary" of A Vindication of the Rights of Women by Mary Wollstonecraft

To grant women the right to property is to acknowledge their independence and agency as individuals. It is to recognize their capacity to own and manage their own resources, free from the control and domination of others. This right is not merely a matter of economic empowerment, but a fundamental aspect of their human dignity and autonomy. Denying women the right to property perpetuates their status as second-class citizens, dependent on male relatives or spouses for their livelihood and well-being. It reinforces the patriarchal power structures that have long constrained and oppressed them, relegating them to a subordinate role in society. By granting women the right to property, we affirm their equal worth and inherent rights as human beings. We acknowledge their ability to make decisions for themselves, to pursue their own interests and a...
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    A Vindication of the Rights of Women

    Mary Wollstonecraft

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