Women in my country take their rights for granted and completely dissociate themselves from the women's rights movement — Cheryl Benard quoting Lorrie
Women in my country take their rights for granted and completely dissociate themselves from the women's rights movement — Cheryl Benard quoting Lorrie
Women in my country take their rights for granted and completely dissociate themselves from the women's rights movement — Cheryl Benard quoting Lorrie
Women in my country take their rights for granted and completely dissociate themselves from the women's rights movement — Cheryl Benard quoting Lorrie
Women in my country take their rights for granted and completely dissociate themselves from the women's rights movement — Cheryl Benard quoting Lorrie
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Women in my country take their rights for granted and completely dissociate themselves from the women's rights movement and feminism. But I think anything's possible. If I don't help the women in Afghanistan, they won't be around to help me.

— Cheryl Benard quoting Lorrie
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