In the Somali peace talks women are not getting enough share of the seats allocated for them. They are being denied to take part in the political leadership of their nations. This has deep links with culture which in some ways consider women as a weak gender. We should raise our voices to combat this injustice. The era of descrimination is gone, never to come back. We need a new nation. We need a new Somalia.
Women are a strength to build
They are a force to produce
No one can ignore their role
They must be given a chance
Women are strength to build
We need them to be in politics
We need them to represent us
We need them to be in history
It is their right to become leaders
It is their right to run this nation
It is their right to fight injustices
It is their right to seek equality
Women are a strength to build
They are a force to produce
No one can ignore their role
They must be given a chance
I salute you as mighty champion of the female cause and pray that many other men might be bold and brave enough to join their voice to yours in pursuit of justice and truth... and so that all may go well in the world!! Men and women in mutual respect and partnership, not in subjugation. Women ARE the strong ones, but this strength is so often bridled and abused in many parts of the world. Meekness is often associated with weakness, but, in fact, it is bridled strength... and so much woman-power is truly feared and wasted on this earth! Bravo... I sincerely add my prayer to yours that the hearts of men would change... TY Kate xx
Kimberly has gone from a well-paid female executive one minute to a desperate woman the next. Thinking her day can't possibly get any worse, she finds out how wrong she is when she goes home. The only way to set things straight is to get even.
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in america, karen lynn in texas. :(
Sandie May Angel
Welldone!
Safi