I CAN’T believe that women’s rights are still being undermined by men.
In some firms and government places, and in the issuing of tenders, if you want a job you must first sleep with a man. That’s worse than a bribe.
Some woman are in control but keep silent. What if that was your child, mother or sister? What then?
Can’t you give the women the respect that they deserve?
What about so-called men? You call yourself a man, what makes you a man? An abuser of the weaker man with self-respect and dignity?
That’s cowardice and don’t expect me to respect you. And it’s common with black people. I don’t know if they abusing power or being selfish.
And these woman, are you that desperate? That’s low. I’ll rather sell empty bottles. Change people, we have come too far to destroy ourselves again.
Akhona Ntsali, Rowallan Park, Port Elizabeth
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