The+Navajo+women

Some years ago, I cut out from a magazine the following advertisement:

The Navajo is a matriarchal society. It is the Navajo woman who owns the land and the houses and she brings to her marriage a flock of sheep that she has tended since childhood, contributions which form the basis of the couple´s wealth. When Navajos meet, they introduce themselves by their mother´s clan name first and then their father´s, and if a Navajo woman wants her husband to go away she has only to put his saddle in front of the door and he will do just that. Navajo women have always had at least as much power and respect as Navajo men; their folk tales abound with resourceful heroines, and so do their immediate families. Generation after generation of Navajo girls are brought up guided by strong, smart women who don´t raise their voices because they don´t need to, and who have never had to fight for equality because they have never been without it.
 * "I`ll never fight for womens`s rights"**


 * The Navajo women do not have to fight for women`s right. What about our society? What is it that we don´t have to fight for?**
 * Write a short opinion (50/80 words) in the discussion box. You have that Navajo´s ad as a model.**