Being bold for those who can’t


HAVING Women’s Day on our plates, the speeches and marches for gender equality are louder. Women including myself want equal wages as men and equal educational opportunities amongst many other demands.

The vital matter that we need to realise is that those demands are that of women in a first world setting, where even those living below the poverty line have third world problems.

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