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When you start having children, you have to ask yourself what kind of world you want them to live in.
I want a world where everyone is treated as individuals and afforded opportunities based on their own merits and not because of the reproductive organ they were born with.
I want a world where everyone is treated as individuals and afforded opportunities based on their own merits and not because of the reproductive organ they were born with.
I won't to raise strong minded independent girls who understand that there's no such thing as a free meal. I want to raise boys who aren't culturally emasculated because they are considered to be part of an oppressive class by default. A class they didn't choose to be born into.
I want a world that believes in equality of opportunity regardless sex, race, gender, or creed.
I don't want a world that takes away the motivation to create and innovate by insisting on equality of outcome.
I want a world where my girls can be girls and my boys can be boys.
I don't want a world that takes away the motivation to create and innovate by insisting on equality of outcome.
I want a world where my girls can be girls and my boys can be boys.
Where my girls see their male counterparts as cooperative not as oppressive.
Where my boys see their female mates as complimentary not as conquerable.
A world that allows each to determine for itself how it wants to contribute positively to the society.
This is my advocacy.
Where my boys see their female mates as complimentary not as conquerable.
A world that allows each to determine for itself how it wants to contribute positively to the society.
This is my advocacy.
