"what is truth really saying each time she repeats, "and aint i a woman"?
men and women...
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"what is truth really saying each time she repeats, "and aint i a woman"?
men and women are different because they have different jobs in society.
the ministers statement "women are weak is false. i am a woman and i'm not weak
women deserve the same rights as men because they do the same type of work as a man.
women are weaker than men because they need into carriages and men to open doors for them.
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