opinion of women hero

Raden Ajeng Kartini was born on 21 April 1879 in Jepara. She was a leading feminist of women emancipation in Indonesia. Her father was an assistant for the district chief of the city. Her first dream was becoming like her mother, working hard for others. She went to a Dutch school but when she was 12 years old her father prohibited her from continuing her studies because of the tradition - a noble girl was not allowed to have a higher education, they had to be secluded.

Ibu Kartini was very concerned because of education in Indonesia especially for women. Because of her concerns, she found a school only for women in Indonesia.

She sometimes discussed the issues together with a Dutch couple, the Ovinks. They were amazed with Kartini's fluency in Dutch. Kartini had a book to read from Mrs. Ovink and started to correspond with people in the Netherlands. In her letter to her pen friends, Kartini always discussed feminist matters and revealed her dream of equality between men and women in Indonesia. Kartini insisted that she continue her studies although her father was against it. Finally Kartini wrote a letter to the Education and Culture Director, Mr. Abendanon, who sent her a very promising reply. Kartini married a regent and moved to Rembang in 1903 in Central Java. She wrote a book called "Habis Gelap Terbitlah Terang" (Through Darkness to Light) which consists of the collection of her letters to her friends. She passed away in November 1904 while giving birth to her first son.

Every school from kindergarten to high school level celebrates Kartini Day by having a flag ceremony and singing the Ibu Kartini song. Kindergarten and elementary schools usually have special events like poem reading competitions, drawing competitions, modeling competitions (girls wear a costume like Ibu Kartini's, with kebaya and batik cloth. In Jepara there is a Kartini Museum which contains a collection of Kartini's personal belongings, including furniture from her house, several photos, letters written by her and other documents relating to her life.

I like the history of this national hero, inspiring. Although I like the opinion of this article, Kartini Day and Emancipation too far. Which are taken from historical and religious studies (Hadith and the Qur'an) to describe the emancipation of women in Islam with the emancipation of Kartini, though in fact he is also a lot to take it from there
Women in Indonesia mereyakan warning that Kartini Day is a reminder of the idea, ideas, and RA Kartini struggle in fighting for the dignity of Indonesian women.

The word emancipation, which appears in our mind is the emancipation of women leaders Kartini Indonesia. She fought for women to get equal rights with men earned. Kartini fought for one of the opportunities in education for women. But not limited to the meaning of emancipation there. Women want to be like men in many aspects of life. And this is what sometimes becomes excessive emancipation.