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Liberal feminist theory grounds itself on the firm belief in education.[citation needed] Donovan says that education is an imperative tool that must be available to women so that they can impact society, without access to it, the patriarchy continues to makes women "civilly dead".[2] In asking for educational opportunities to be expanded to women, the attendees of the 1977 conference were in agreement with Mary Wollstonecraft's thought. Wollstonecraft asserted that only through proper education would women be able to free themselves from patriarchal oppression.[citation needed] The delegates of 1977 were asserting the rights they felt were guaranteed to them as citizens of the United States.[citation needed]