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In response to “The Man We Carry in Our Minds”, having a different point of view after discovering what I woman actually goes through in life can be related to a life situation. A man always put a title on what I woman can or can not do. I believe a woman can perform any work that the mankind has placed together rather it is welding, cutting grass, or driving truck. No man should label a woman wellbeing. The purpose of the story was to show how man stereotypes a woman. Every one does not have the perfect life that rich people live up to. From poor to rich people still have to make a way not everyone has to start from the bottom and make it towards the top struggles can start from anywhere at any time. As for Sanders statement as he discovered
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