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IS W0MEN'S RIGHTS HUMAN'S RIGHTS


Over one hundred and fifty years ago the first Women’s Rights Convention adopted this radical proposition. "All men and women are created equal"

In a society where we all are living together as men and women, the big question is how true is the popular saying that all men and women are born or created equal?

When a boy child is seen as special and a superior being to the girl child.

When a woman is meant to seen and not be heard.

When a woman is seen just as a marriage matter and as a vessel to bring children into the world.

When a woman can't eat some foods because the society say it is only meant for men.

Equality means equality in rights and opportunity, that is all the women are saying and not that the women want to become men ever though it is fun to be a man.
It is the gender agenda today. #SayNoToGenderBaseViolence #HappyWomen'sRightsDay @raichabani

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