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| by Isata Mansaray, |
Mar 22, 2006 |
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well written, well done Cara McDavid | Aug 22nd, 2006
I agree heartily that without working towards true equality, we cannot reach development goals in an effective manner, you are right, there is still much to be done,
BRAVO edith asamani | Aug 27th, 2006
i believe ISATA wrote on what is really disturbing and honestly,this issue when raised disturbs me too because globally,women form a larger population than men but when it gets to representing them in the political or government sector,we find more males than females.is this really going to help resolve most of the global problems and help achieve this goal?
No. Sorry. katie | Jun 23rd, 2007
Hi, Ya, I like the article. Its nice. I agree that women are often discriminated against, but in the same defense, so are men.
I believe that men have a better chance being hired in certain occupations than women, but that is NO reason to sit on a pitty pot and feel sorry for your self because your a women in todays society and blame your lack of activity to succeed further than a highschool diploma on MDG's, Goverment and the Male population.
I understand being discriminated against, judged because of your sex. But if you want more power privledged to women, more movement by women why are you writting articles about it? That sounds bad, I mean make people aware and all, but listen to your self, you wrote a great winning article about how we are so unprivledged in so many things, and that we should be more strong in society!? Hello?! Ok buddy, if you think that, thats great, so do I, so why dont you do something about it, why dont we ALL do something about it, instead of complaining about it on a website and take action.
well written, but im sorry, your standing up for rights for women but you dont do anything about it.
-katie.
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