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I Think I'm A Feminist

Are women feminist by default?

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I was born a woman, that's plain to see,

but what I didn't know was,

there's a feminist inside of me.

She awakens when wrong is done,

but not just for anyone.

I would see a woman judged for her parts,

and that's when my opinions would get on their marks.

Time to attack those who don't think,

that their words are the crack in the link.

A woman has to fight to prove her worth,

even when she's the mother of the earth.

So my mouth opens up when it's time to fight,

for the women like me who deserve their rights.

I only saw the right thing to do,

a simple desire that grew and grew.

They called me a word that's supposed to be a "diss,"

the unacceptable feminist.

I began to think about that word,

and wondered if my feelings were absurd.

Then it all hit me at the same time,

I am a woman and that is no crime.

I won't always get the best support,

but my female mission I won't abort.

This is serious and that I know,

so the feminist attitude will continue to grow.

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