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Fight for equality is still very real all over the world. The more books that shine light on the matter the better
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Advocating for women rights was a good venture for the author. This does not happen so often.
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The three sets of relationships facing the same kind of challanges is applicable to date. Men do not understand women in terms of their need in love relationships and vice versa. In the new world it is very unfortunate that women are struggling to get their rights prioritised. A girl child seems to be blamed even for failure of their marriages.
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I champion women rights since they are also human like men with the same brains or better hence they should be treated equally to men. Unfortunately here in Kenya women are still fighting for their rights. The community should move from the mentality that women have no rights
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Nadia is a perfect example for all the women who have to deal with bitter exes. The author did great to use her in advocating for the rights of women. She was bold, unshaken, firm, and rational, traits most of women need to work on.
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Nadia is the perfect example of a strong woman still dealing with an oppressive society. This is why we, as humans, need to work together in order to create a fair society for all women and men. We have come a long ways for equality, but there is obviously still issues that need correcting--especially in various places around the world.
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Post by ktom »

I don't think women, or anyone, should have to fight for equal rights, but I do agree that it is good to speak up and voice their concerns in the event of domestic abuse whether it be verbal, emotional or physical.
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It's sad that in the book Nadia still has to fight for her rights, we should be past this.
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