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THE OPPRESSION OF WOMAN
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Brooke Ash
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Updated Oct 18, 2020
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tell me why, why Men have had the upper hand
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for centuries.
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While there are still countries like Sierra Blanca, Allman and
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Jordan of high gender inequality rates that don't allow woman
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to read to get an education or a job toe
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wear what they want and choose to do what they
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want with their body.
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Why women still makes 81 cents to a man's dollar
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and how that is different based on the woman's race.
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Why a woman can't choose if she wants an abortion.
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But the fear of being arrested, why an indigenous girl
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can't live her life fear free of being kidnapped and
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murdered. Why a transgender woman can't be herself with the
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possibility of being hate crimes or lynched, why a woman
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can't express how she feels or her opinions about being
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judged by others.
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For years, we have fought for what we have today
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the right to vote the right to fair wage, the
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right to own property, the right to be addressed as
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persons under the law.
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Fortunately, those rights were fought and won over in Canada,
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giving us those freedoms.
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There are still communities around the world, even in Canada,
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that still suffers a woman's oppression.
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Our society has aged and grown and has become more
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aware of the ongoing issues and the ones we should
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have been more aware of.
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But 80 per cent of Canadians believe the next generation
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of woman is just more likely to experience sexual assault.
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300 women and Children are turned away from shelters on
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any given night in Canada because they're full.
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1.9 million women in Canada live on a low income,
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36% to 14%.
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That was the drop in the percentage of girls who
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say they feel confident between Grade six and 10 and
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women are 60% less likely than men to move from
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middle management to executive ranks.
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People say the past is in the past and inequality
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doesn't exist anymore.
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It does.
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We've been all over are still experiencing hate and sexism
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just for being alive?
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Ah, site that gives sources and information on the matter
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of women's rights is Amnesty International Amnesty talks about the
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past of women's oppression and how in different parts of
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the world it is happened and it's still happening
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