“I would say yes and no, only because I feel like transgender people have more rights than women nowadays, and I don’t feel that it’s fair that men get to go into the bathroom with women. As a woman, if you voice your opinion, you get backlash for it. So, there is nothing that we could really do more of because certain people still think that women have no say in this modern day.”
“I will say that society probably advertises the wrong things for women, which makes them attracted to dangerous situations and leads them into dangerous situations. I think that if we commercialized different things, our women would be more attracted to less dangerous stuff.”
“No, I think society isn’t doing enough about women being abused or harassed because action is rarely taken unless it’s witnessed firsthand or brought up in a negative way. It only seems to get attention when it’s a broad, publicized issue that everyone is forced to see.”
“I think that it is an ongoing challenge. While there has been progress in some areas, such as legal protections, there is still a lot more work to be done to ensure that women are protected in all aspects. Women are often viewed as less than men in certain settings, and it is sad to see and hear about.”
“The world, as beautiful as it is, can be a dangerous place for women—for everybody. I think, in perspective, society is doing what it can to protect all people. Imagine living in the past. Imagine existing during, say, the Dark Ages. We, as a society, have done our best to institute laws and create religion to protect women and people in general as much as humanly possible.”
“Our women should always be protected. Whether society is doing its job in addressing discrimination and violence is up for debate. But I think, as much as in our power, we should be doing all that we can to make sure our daughters, our mothers, our sisters are given the respect they deserve.”
Source: Seattle Medium
