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The woman had just given birth to their thirteenth child, and the growing family was quickly running out of food and money.
As de Beauvoir famously wrote, “one is not born, but rather becomes, woman.”
And to “become” a woman, she argued, was to become the Other.
They're sucked in from other people; chiefly, if you're a man, your father, and if you're a woman, your mother.
"That crazy woman.
My mother was like the woman in Tom and Jerry.
I'm gonna sing this song, just to inspire you how this woman has made a difference.
One, two, three, four, five children per woman on this axis.
Whether the man and woman decide to have small family, and take care of their kids, and how long they will live.
Zero does not speak, is neither man nor woman.
This is the first stunt woman, Rosie Venger, an amazing woman.
Her faith often led her to the nation’s most hostile regions, where she spoke to bigoted audiences as the only Black woman in the crowd.
So to start with an illustration, you need almost no information, one snapshot of a stranger, to guess what this woman is thinking, or what this man is.
Woman (Video): Ready, Rebecca?
I'm working in a small, satellite ER, when a woman comes in in labor.
She makes her way to the city center, where a priest carries a woman on his back to the top of the pyramid.
Wherever he went, at every stall he stopped he was closely followed by a devoted smiling woman of indescribable ugliness.
After it had been sent off, his secretary said to him, "Did you get that letter from the woman at the fete?
This was a woman who didn't have trouble with her eyes but the visual parts of her brain, a little tumor in the occipital cortex.
Though Quexo is a man, during rituals he becomes half man, half woman, and this ambiguity makes his role more flexible outside ceremonies too.
A woman told me there her mother used to tell her, "Don't wear panties, dear, underneath your pajamas.
And that woman said something more amazing, and then the next woman said something more amazing, and before I knew it, every woman was telling me I had to talk to somebody about their vagina because they had an amazing story, and I was sucked down the vagina trail.
And I started this piece, particularly with stories and narratives, and I was talking to one woman and that led to another woman and that led to another woman.
One woman took that energy and she said, "I want to bring this wave, this energy, to college campuses," and so she took the play and she said, "Let's use the play and have performances once a year, where we can raise money to stop violence against women in local communities all around the world."
A "vagina warrior" is a woman, or a vagina-friendly man, who has witnessed incredible violence or suffered it, and rather than getting an AK-47 or a weapon of mass destruction or a machete, they hold the violence in their bodies; they grieve it; they experience it; and then they go out and devote their lives to making sure it doesn't happen to anybody else.
I want to talk about three particular people that I've met, vagina warriors, who really transformed my understanding of this whole principle and species, and one is a woman named Marsha Lopez.
Marsha Lopez was a woman I met in Guatemala.
There's another woman, named Agnes.
So when she got older, she created this incredible thing: it's an anatomical sculpture of a woman's body, half a woman's body.
This is a 21-year-old Palestinian woman undergoing hymenoplasty.
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