ABC Wednesday, that's My World, I for International Women's Day.
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14 comments:
So very well written my dear Sister Wil
Thank you for this important post, Wil. You said it all very eloquently for all women. We need to stand together or we'll never all be free.
....... stil.......... zo met je eens
......silent...... so agree with you
Well said Will, in a succinct manner, you know more than many how cruel some men
can be to vunerable women.
I was systematically bullied by a male teacher when I was in Primary education, which resulted in me missing selection for Grammar school.. In those days i was too afraid to tell my parents for fear of being in more trouble.
Subsequently I went to a secondary school which I found the work totally unchallenging...It took me a long time to catch up and be up to the level I wanted to be.
All because of a bully, my word if I could meet him now... but then he's probably departed this world...I just hope he went to the right place to help Dante` stoke his inferno !
Hope you are getting stronger now and looking forward to Spring,
Best wishes,
Di.
ABCW team.
I put the wrong post up Wil so Roger has fixed it for me my subject is Indigo. Di x
Powerful post today, Wil. I'm right alongside you in our quest for equality in all things!
Leslie
abcw team
Happy Int'l Women's Day!
My ABC WEDNESDAY
I totally GET that guy's wife going out with her sisterhood.
ROG, ABCW
So much evil in the world.
That is why I sponsor children through Compassion International. They give children living in poverty the hope for a better life.
And they create Child Survival Programs that help women care for their children by providing food, heath education, and medical care for mothers and babies.
A very worthwhile charity.
Wil, yet another reason to LOVE YOU. I celebrated on the phone with my daughter. We talked about reproductive rights; but eventually, the conversation turned into an hilarious discussion of getting our monthly periods!
My husband is another feminist who understands the idea of women's power... and is never threatened by it. Thank you for being - and staying - an enlightened man in this world. It is, in some ways, more difficult than ever to be a woman, but I am thinking most especially of countries where women are forcibly circumcised, and where their "reward" for pursuing education in a splash of acid in the face.
Blessings, Amy
Oh Wil you write so beautifully. Thank you for this.
I did the same theme, International Women's day.
I just watched a video on a man burying a girl alive. Not sure if it is dramatize. more than 100 years ago, my great grand father pick up a girl who was abandoned.
Still a lot of work to do and you put so well why we need an International Women's Day.
So sad that this is true in some parts of the world.....
The Talibans and like minded people feel threatened by woman and education, simply because education means the right to think, the right to question. They don't want that, they just need a bunch of stupid people to blindly follow their dictates.
A sad state of affairs all over the world.
Thank God we have some brave hearts like Malala in our midst.
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