Is the cartoon “election day” in support of or in opposition to women’s suffrage? how can you tell?

Child labor today is currently defined as any work

which exploits children or keeps them from attending

school. Poverty in many countries motivates child

labor, often in hazardous environments and for low

wages. In some countries children are conscripted and

forced to join military units. Employers frequently

prefer child laborers since they are energetic and

rarely protest poor treatment.

While child labor has been largely eradicated in

the United States, American companies now conduct

a growing share of their business overseas. Clothing

firms in particular now manufacture the vast majority

of their products in other countries, many of which

provide little legal protection for employees. In the

1990’s several large companies came under fire for

allegedly contracting with factories employing children. Nike Apparel was one of the targeted firms, and

in 1998 the company ordered all its contract manufacturers to set a minimum age of sixteen for workers;

companies violating this policy are required to remove

the underage workers, continue paying their wages,

place them in school, and rehire them when they are

old enough. Critics of Nike’s policies accuse them of

covering up violations in their factories.

opposition because it's making men think that once women get their rights to vote they will have to take the role that women had.

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