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Lifetime: Television for Women, First Wives Club, Charlie’s Angels, and the Janet Evanovich book series are all tributes to the female sex from the modern entertainment world. But when one sees beyond the cinematic screen, and reads between the lines of those novels, they may discover the truth inscribed there, that beyond Hollywood, not all women are powerful sex goddesses. Though men tend to hold more responsibilities in the social, political, and economic worlds, it has always been their right and their freedom of choice that has allowed them to carry those burdens. Women, however, have lived their lives throughout history in a state of frustration. Unlike the male sex, females have not been eligible for many aspects of political, economic, and social life, and therefore have suffered extensively in past centuries, and inevitably for centuries to come. The famous sentiment from America’s Declaration of Independence fully defines a woman’s role in politics simply because of their absence: ”All men are created equal.” There is no mention of women, and naturally so, because in that time, during the birth of our nation, they received no recognition in our country, and all over the rest of the world. It was also during