My Beliefs Of Women: Article Analysis

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This reading has impacted my beliefs because I now believe women are very strong and they don’t need a man to save them. After reading this article I was really happy to read about all these women fighting back from their attackers and surviving their attacks. Jane was attacked in broad daylight, but she was able to fight back from her attacker before she was raped. Another women named Stella was able to act like she wasn’t scared of her attacker and was able to show him that she wouldn’t be an easy victim. Stella was able to leave the bathroom without getting attacked. Another example is a woman named Nancy who was walking back from work when she was attacked. She was hurt in her attack, but she was able to not get raped because she fought

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