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For my topic many other women may be able to relate to what the main focus is, which it’s about being a woman in today's world, and how it can be unsafe for us, we are not treated equally, and so much other stuff that isn’t right. I personally can only relate to one thing which is the part about being a woman growing up in a scary world. I want to bring attention to this situation because it isn’t really talked about enough. I would like to know when does it start in people’s lives and I’m sure many others would like to know as well, when do people or whoever target’s women (men or other women) decide to do these things. Does it start at a young age, is it the way they were raised, or is it something they find/decide about later on in life? There are so many things that I’m sure so many other women would like to know.

Many women all over the world feel the need to make sure they don’t go out without any type of defense tools that they can use to protect themselves. I wonder what made the world become like this where women have to fear going out and one of the only ways that we can leave our house is making sure we have things like paper spray, a key chain set with different things, pocket knives, or even an alarm we can pull in emergencies. It’s like it’s our new normal and it sucks sometimes I think about how our society is today and just think about what it was like back then when our parents or even grandparents were kids and sometimes I just wish I could grow up in that time because it was like times back then were more safe then now.
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For my critical question I didn’t really find an answer that could answer my question because with my question there isn’t an answer that you can easily find online. But I would say to answer my question there are so many ways that a kid can be raised that can really affect women’s future. There were some things I was able to learn about parenting skills and how they can potentially affect kids in the future that you would never really expect.

One of the things that I feel like can relate to women being affected in today’s world is kids growing up being involved in a domestic violence household. I feel like people don’t realize the long term effects of kids involved in a domestic violence childhood. I mean there was stuff that I learned that I never knew could happen. It's not really talked about too much on what the long term and short term effects could be. Some of the long term effects of domestic violence are depression, health problems, and repeating abusive behaviors. All of the effects that could happen can really mess with kids as they grow up throughout their life and could possibly have major life effects on them if they have depression it's hard to say what could happen if it gets bad for them. The one thing that I really felt is important for families to know is that there is a chance of it continuing on kinda like it could be passed down and then there goes another woman being a victim of domestic violence.

Another thing that kinda helped to get some information is an article that talks about the different ways parents choose to raise their kids either the same way they were raised or different then how they were raised. Maybe if kids are raised differently it could possibly have positive outcomes and make the future better for women and even any men that are affected or feel the same way women feel when they have to go out in the world.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WvcN9JRxCa2eNGpUke94_n1NB19ZwrMQX4AZl8iZ7xw/edit?usp=sharing

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(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScUb8joebRf0ABmPUXaH4Lfqy_4F73AglG3t42fpudlTSvagg/viewform?usp=sf_link)
For my special sauce I did a short survey and asked a few different people if they would take it. Some of the questions were like, when going out do you make sure to carry defense tools?What are some positive and negative ways kids are raised that affect women in the future?, just some like that and I got a few similar responses and some different ones as well. 50% said they bring defense tools when going out and 50% said it depends on the situation and felt harmed or been threatened by a man 83.3% said yes and 16.7% said no. These are just some of the results I got.

I was really surprised with the data I got back because I think the question that got some different feedback was the one I asked about the positive ways of growing up and there were some differences.