On gender Rights and Morality

Anpu23

There's a quote I have recently come across that I love

"whatever is morally right for a man to do is morally right for a woman to do. I recognized no rights but human rights." Angelina Grimké Weld.

This is part of the origin of the statement:

On gender Rights and Morality

(source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_rights_are_human_rights)

But I would like to extrapolate this statement into the following:

Morally right for a man, morally right for a woman, correct?

Therefore:

Morally wrong for a man, morally wrong for a woman? If a man can not do it, should a woman be able to?

How about:

Morally right for a woman, morally right for a man? If it is permissible for a woman to do it, is it therefore permissible for a man?

and of course

Morally wrong for a woman, morally wrong for a man. I think that most people agree on this one. But those middle two, they are a bit sticky aren't they? Think about it, and let me know your thoughts

As always

Anpu

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