"All-female
Kenyan village houses abused women", is an article about a group of
women who have united and built a village. This village is only made up
of women who have been victims of male abuse including girls escaping
from arrange marriages. They all contribute to cover the expenses of the
village by selling handicrafts. The leaders of the camp focus on women
empowerment, they even have their own school so they can learn to read
and write. If Kate Chopin was to be alive today, she would respond to
this event in a positive way. First, she would be disgusted at the fact
that men till this day abuse women and them being forced to be with a
man due to an arranged marriage. Overall she would be proud of these
women for standing up for their rights. Chopin was a feminist, so
knowing that women are becoming independent, educated, and have united
among each other would satisfy her. Kate herself as well as the women of
her family had to become independent of men in order to support their
family. Chopin would also be able to relate to them, because the women
in her house united and supported each other after their husbands’
deaths. In the situation the women from the village had to make
handicrafts to sell so they could make money, and Chopin began to write.
Both the women and Chopin had to develop a talent they already had to
be able to support themselves. In conclusion Kate Chopin could relate to
them in many ways; therefore, she would be right along with the women
supporting them.
To read full article click http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2012/04/12/207262.html
To read full article click http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2012/04/12/207262.html

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