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Chin Up: The Journey of Women’s Equality
In a bold move in 1946, Japan’s constitution dropped a declaration encouraging women to “hold their chins high” as they were granted equal privileges with men. This monumental shift significantly departed from the traditional gender norms deeply ingrained in Japanese society.
It was undoubtedly a tough adjustment for women, as they faced both external resistance from men and internal uncertainty about their newfound rights and roles. Over time, however, this change paved the way for women to participate actively in various aspects of Japanese life, from politics to the workforce. The legacy of that constitutional change continues to shape the ongoing struggle for gender equality in Japan.
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