"From the silence we speak"

Women, are usually known as weak, fragile, very vulnerable and inferior,

I strongly disagree with the racism on women because it is downright wrong, I firmly believe that women has a right to be free to do anything she desires, have the same respect that a man can get have whatever she wants and most importantly,

be valued, protected and loved as she should be.

Women can do the same stuff as men do, they have the rights to do so and the ability to do so if they ever want to, but why is it that they are always hindered and prevented from doing it just because of their sexuality? They are not just like women from ancient Greece, who are just for entertainment and primary role as mothers, but they are as equal and as free as any man on earth.

It is also said that "We are all equal in God's eyes" but still many have taken it as a mere superstition or a senseless phrase, but women can be significant and do significant things to. Take Rosa Parks for example,

she was known as "the first lady of civil rights" and "the mother of the freedom movement" because of that she took various roles and actions to fight for the rights of the African-American people.

She also did something very magnificent back in 1955 ,when racism was very much alive, that surprised me. When she was at the bus a white passenger also rode on the bus but there was no available seat to be found, the bus driver then, urged her to give seat to the white passenger because of that back then African-Americans are considered to be inferior. This is very remarkable because of that she is very courageous that she stood up for what she believes that everyone should be equal, she was as brave as the bravest of man back then because of what she did. She even organized and collaborated with several civil rights leaders back then thus making her significantly important.