Unit 5 AssignmentWomen’s Perspectives Speech Topic: The first wave of feminism would not only correspond with the latter decades of the suffrage movement but also with discussions of women’s economic independence and efforts to break free of societal constraints. For this Unit 5 Assignment you will put yourself in the shoes of a woman from the first two decades of the 20th Century and write a speech addressing why society should consider women’s perspectives. Women such as Alice Paul Edna Kenton Inez Milholland Bessie Beatty and others were ardent supporters of equality whether via voting rights sexual freedom or joining the military. Consider the perspectives of the women described in the Unit 5 Reading and use those perspectives as a basis for your speech. You will write a speech regarding the need for society’s acceptance of women as equal members of society in the first two to three decades of the 20th Century. Content: Speech Format: Since this is a speech assignment include the date of the speech. For example if you as Victoria a colleague of Alice Paul’s in the suffrage movement is speaking on voting rights as part of a rally in New York City in January 1919 identify the date of the speech at some point in your speech. The body of your speech should clearly identify the issue which interests you as a woman living in the first two decades of the 20th Century and should reflect women’s increasing involvement in the public sphere. Be sure to indicate your perspective/stance on the issue you have selected. Summarize your speech with a brief conclusion; thank your audience for attending. Word Count: The Assignment should be at least 500 words and should employ connections to the Unit 5 Reading material. You should follow the Unit 5 Assignment template in Course Documents. APA formatting: Connections to the Unit 5 Reading material are required for this Assignment. Be sure to include APA parenthetical citations and references; formatting for citations and reference entries should follow the APA 6th edition style guide which is available under Content / Academic Tools via the Academic Writer link.