Waves
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Waves
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I take quick look around me and see reasons enough to change the way things are
In relationships, on the work floor, in our interactions
I realize there is so much for us to do!
I take long look at myself and i get scared of the reflection
Of the patriarchal scars in my behavior
I realize women's oppression under male domination
Rarely, if ever consists solely in depriving women of political and legal "rights"
But also extends into the structure of our society
And into the content of our culture
And permeates our consciousness
Her knowledge, her talents are overshadowed, his are overrated
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