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Our best way of helping her is to correctly define what a woman is.
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Wow look at the white trash Im loaded down and they still cant keep up.
“She shouldn’t complain look at all those free training weights we gave her”
ACT’s version of fair and equal.
What would make the point thoroughly? Some white person hobbling along behind the dark one holding up one of the ankle blocks perhaps. The oppression one, as Maori and Pacific Islanders have had the great burden of all the others (Maori women have tended to show at the bottom of wage and conditions studies).