An excellent dscription of the evulution of abused women all over the world. Fergus got it wrong. It is not about religion. It is about power. Men are more powerful than women naturally. And in poverty-stricken families boys are the choice because they can contribute to the family's productivity, security and overall existance. A boy is the future for the survival of poor families. The continuation of this culture is encouraged by poverty, dictatorship, lack of education and backwardness in reasoning.
I hope we get rid of these backward practices one day.
Thank you Abdinoor once again for voicing your concern about gender abuse. This poem deserves to be part of the curriculum for those taking courses in Gender Studies. It gives an excellent picture of reality in many societies.
A cry for human dignity, well stated Abdi Noor! If only the masses would be educated...
Reviewed by Fergus Hancock (Reader)
Reviewed on February 24, 2007
Abdi-Noor, the perversion of faith that gives many men the excuse to abuse women... it happens in nearly every religion and culture. I congratulate you on exposing this horror in your culture, just as I must work to expose abuse against women, and children, and the aged, in mine....
A meeting of faith, across the world, to say, "No; never again..."
Yours together - Fergus
Reviewed by Laura Mayer (Reader)
Reviewed on February 24, 2007
Absolutely horrific the way woman are treated!!!
This write went right to the heart of the matter, well done.
Hugs, Laura
its a sad situation and you describe it with empathy..we in America have never really faced true gender discrimination, it is hard to imagine this life
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I hope we get rid of these backward practices one day.
Thank you Abdinoor once again for voicing your concern about gender abuse. This poem deserves to be part of the curriculum for those taking courses in Gender Studies. It gives an excellent picture of reality in many societies.
Abdullahi
A meeting of faith, across the world, to say, "No; never again..."
Yours together - Fergus
This write went right to the heart of the matter, well done.
Hugs, Laura
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