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In the song This Is To Mother You by Sinéad O’Connor made in 2009, it helped bring awareness to the issue of vulnerability in girls who are being sold for sex and terrorized by pimps on the street. It educated many and told a story from a woman's perspective who wants to care and love those who went through such things. One hundred percent of the money the song received went to counseling and support to victims which has helped many young girls get a new chance at life.

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This quote shows what Lakshmi had to do to endure such pain and unpleasure from being sexually abused. It’s a sickening quote, but a reality. It’s important to understand and learn about such things because it happens all around us

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But if you are lucky,
or if you work hard at it,
you hear nothing.

Nothing, perhaps, but the clicking of the fan overhead
the steady ticking away of seconds
until it is over. (McCormick 85)

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This headline definitely grabs your attention right away. They use a creative way to mix in such big events and show the reality of them outside of it all.
In the story being told is by a victim herself. She explains the dangers of sex trafficking, prostitution, etc. and how hard it is to get out of situations like that. But how it’s so easy to get persuaded into such an industry. The story breaks the stigma of asking for help as well. I think it’s extremely important to see stories about such topics, it’s more common than you think.

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This artwork was found in Nepal, that was later taken down by authorities. The mural on the very left is a message to people in control. It’s a pregnant women with lettering saying, “she deserves dignity and respect”, which i agree with. But it shows how pregnant women should be treated with respect and equality, especially under their circumstances. And under the worlds circumstances trying to take away a woman’s right to abort a baby, even if the girl experienced rape

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Nonfiction — In Order To Live by Yeonmi Park

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Nonfiction — In Order To Live by Yeonmi Park

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In this excerpt, we were given a rough view of how it is with trying to get to South Korea from North Korea. I feel like it proves we need to avoid a single story because a lot of stories don’t show these struggles. Diseases, strict patrol, little chances of survival, losing loved ones, etc. It’s important we read and learn about stories like this. It does a lot when educating people.

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In this poem, Jenny Xie explains how disconnected she is with her culture and where she’s from. It shows how comfortable she is talking about it with the way she was half asleep, meaning she was daydreaming throughout the poem about her hometown. But throughout it, she compares where she is now to her hometown, and she mentions how she doesn’t know the foreign language either which stuck out to me because many people struggle with feeling connected to where they were from because they don’t know it. I think the poem is beautiful and really shows the view of someone who’s struggling with this.