Abstract
However, this essay suggests a different, or additional, approach. Rather than focusing on the many barriers to equality originating from others, this essay focuses on women's power to forge equality. Some of this power is cloaked, unharnessed, and underutilized. This essay is intended to challenge women to reconstitute the power of motherhood as a means of transforming not only families, but also law and society. This essay suggests the power of women to be mothering teachers and teaching mothers. Women have a choice, even an affirmative duty, to unharness their power to facilitate change and shape a status quo of equality.
Recommended Citation
Angela M. Kupenda,
Motherhood and the Constitution: (Re)thinking the Power of Women to Facilitate Change,
15
Rich. J. L. & Pub. Int.
501
(2011).
Available at:
https://scholarship.richmond.edu/pilr/vol15/iss3/3