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Women's RightsThere is a prevalent misconception that in order to demonstrate their equality, women need to imitate men. But the need to imitate someone else implies an inferior self-perception.
Women’s Rights
Disc 120, Program 480
Event Date: 22 Sivan 5742 - June 13, 1982
There is a prevalent misconception that in order to demonstrate their equality, women need to imitate men. But the need to imitate someone else implies an inferior self-perception. Rights, namely the opportunity of living a full life and realizing one’s potential, come from understanding one’s own G‑d-given qualities and talents, and developing them to their fullest measure. |
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JDV
December 7, 2013
Women's rights Interesting perception. How can women be like men when they give birth to children/ it is now 2013 and it seems that Women are still trying to compete with men and men are beginning to act like women!
Salim
muenster
November 17, 2013
Excellent Advice So true, we got to live to our individualistic full potential and not the benchmark of others.
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