Women in sentence

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Women's health, from a federal funding standpoint, sometimes it's popular, sometimes it's not so popular.

Breast cancer, as we said, kills women, but heart disease kills a whole bunch more.

So if we can be as good as breast cancer and give women this new charge, we have a lot of lives to save.

Although there is a sofa, if you watch in the kitchen, you can see that the great difference for women does not come between one to 10 dollars.

The women told us one thing.

Her mother was often told by other women, "You and your child will die poor."

The women's chief of the village has this little girl, fair color like me, totally dirty.

Several years ago, a few friends of mine decided we needed to bridge the disconnect between our generation and the generation of young women.

And some of those girls who walked in the room very shy have taken bold steps, as young mothers, to go out there and advocate for the rights of other young women.

Angry, frustrated, really upset about the state of her society and the state of her children, this young girl started a movement, a movement of ordinary women banding together to build peace.

Women came out, protested a brutal dictator, fearlessly spoke.

They were able to mobilize young women.

These are all side issues that have attached themselves to this core idea that men and women should be able to decide when they want to have a child.

Women in Africa will tell you over and over again that what they prefer today is an injectable.

The reason women like it so much in Africa is they can hide it from their husbands, who sometimes want a lot of children.

There are another 600,000 women [per year] who say they didn't want to be pregnant in the first place, and they give birth to a baby and her baby dies in that first month of life.

What I'm talking about is giving women the power to save their lives, to save their children's lives and to give their families the best possible future.

But, like most women, my decision about birth control had nothing to do with promiscuity.

And so, what has struck me as I've travelled the last decade for the foundation around the world is that all women want that same thing.

And I spoke with this women's group that's pictured here.

And the women talked very openly about their family life in the slums, what it was like.

So many women suffer from domestic violence.

There are many women who lack basic education.

Even many of the women who do have knowledge and do have power don't have access to contraceptives.

For instance, in the 1960s, India adopted very specific numeric targets and they paid women to accept having an IUD placed in their bodies.

Now, Indian women were really smart in this situation.

For decades in the United States, African-American women were sterilized without their consent.

And as recently as the 1990s, in Peru, women from the Andes region were given anesthesia and they were sterilized without their knowledge.

There's no reason to believe that African women have innately different desires.

The question is: will we invest in helping all women get what they want now?

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