We Bleed for Our Country,
Or The Republic of Female Equality
We bleed for our country. We
work, we fight, we yearn. We give birth
to the citizens of a country where we constitute 50.8% of the population, yet
our bodies find themselves the domain of political, social, and economic forces
rather than a wellspring for our own thoughts, feelings, hopes, dreams, and
visions. In a parallel universe, where
the measurement of our strength would be founded in character than in biology, we
would still bleed, but we would bleed much
less.
In a time of increased
attempts to regulate the choices and freedoms of the female body, we declare,
in the name of equality:
Our bodies are our
own, no one else’s.




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