Gender equality, are we there yet?

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Just want Gender Equality to be achieved! A short rant about the sad truth of women when it comes to equality.  This article has been published by the Hamilton Spectator and ranked #13 in movement and #19 in the #metoo campaign.All Rights Reserved

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Gender equality, are we there yet?
Sat, Jan 21, 2017

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