Manifest: To Become
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- Introduction
- The fight to get equal pay for equal work
- The purpose of the feminist movement
- Conclusion
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On the occasion of International Women's Day, I find myself wanting to write about feminism. I don't know what wave I am-4th, or maybe some unknowable iteration in the process of being born and matured. But I do know that I think a lot about what it means to be a woman wielding her power in the world, and today I thought I'd share some of those thoughts with you. They don't have much to do with Nepal, except peripherally, so my apologies.
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