A person I admire. When I think about this
topic there are many names that comes to my mind, the majorities comes from my
family and are women. So, if I have to talk about a public person I admire, I
would talk about Eloísa Díaz. She was the first woman in Chile who studied
medicine in Universidad de Chile (back at 1866).
I heard about her in school. I was
impressed because at the time that was not a thing ladies should do. So she was
a brave women who knew what she wanted, and did the right things to get it.
At this moment of the history, we have many
women who fight every day for our rights, to have the same opportunity as men and
to stop the harassment. But everywhere there is always someone who do things
first, and then others who follow. In this case, being the first women going to
college was a big step. In a sexist society where only men could study and
women had to stay at home, caring for her children, I imagine that her choice was
not well looked at at first. Probably there were people who tried to stop her,
and even if she didn’t have to fight with anyone, I admire her for having the courage
to do something no women did.
And this was not just a big step to her; it
was for all women in Chile who after her could go to college. She proved women
have the same qualities as men.