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#Strengthinnumbers


We are Jada.We are all women. Some of us don't know such horror... Landing into a world where men and boys (yes boys!) dominate, mold, and question our existence ...they play and polish; then damage and mangle us as if were soulless dolls. How callous, how juvenile, how degrading... Well men...and boys of the world, let me explain to you... we are more than plastic Barbie dolls you buy or snatch of a shelve. We are more than a piece of meat on a pole or an random girl with an emorous backside or a rack. We are women...just this is not over until all of this is over. We are women. We are all Jada...
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topaz-lauren

I live in New York city and like everyone else I love poetry. I am also an accomplished artist and I also create my own comics. Most of my comics and poems summarizes life experiences

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topaz-lauren
Awesome. Thanks! I have another poem if u want to read that.
Glory_Grace
<p>This is so powerful and inspirational.</p>

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