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my choice
my body, my choice
my rights include a voice
so why should i "rejoice" if the government
fights to take away the rights i'm so rightfully granted?
should it be difficult to want to be treated like a human?
or shall i sit back as my potentially free life is discarded of and destroyed?
as it's thrown in the incinerator right in front of my eyes?
"girls shouldn't show their shoulders, it's distracting."
why are you observing me like that then?
you seem to be the only one distracted
everyday, women's rights get slaughtered and their future daughters have to
witness this trouble as well
can't you tell?
my body, my choice
you are not allowed to take away my voice
i'm not an object to boys
and i'm worth more than your silly coins
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I believe that it's impossible to be a woman today, even a girl. America Ferrera's speech in the Barbie movie inspired me to vouch for this topic, actually!