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  I've watched a TED talk by Megan Kamerick about "Women should represent women in media", and found some parts the were interesting. Firstly, I'd like to pick at the idea of Women representing Women instead of just Men representing them is probably a better way for when it comes to having a voice heard. Some men wouldn't want women being put in the mix of strong topics such as political views, or hard working jobs. Instead they prefer them as a material, or a low standard housewife. Which by my point, is vulgar, and down right discriminative.  One thing that stood out was the 11-year old girl story, and the way the article represented the 18 year old men were 'drawn' or 'seduced' from the victim. "These boys will have to live with this for the rest of their lives". The victim was only mentioned of the way she dressed and worn makeup in the Times article. The Time's revisits this after public backlash on the presentation they put out,...

A Lake Charles man is accused for leading officers in a multi-state pursuit with endangering his 2-year old child in his vehicle. A injured victim who gave information on the suspect on a domestic dispute call: Bryon H. White, 43-year old. Victim was trying to get away from White with their child, before getting her leg ran over by a Jeep, White then fled the scene. Deputies found White in I-210 Texas, where the chase started, but then called off then on again when found in I-10. White crashed his vehicle in Harris County, transporting him and the child to Texas hospital. There where White was then charged with numerous charges in both states. The victim and child are being treated and in safe condition. This story really gets me upset for just the child alone. I'd hate having to see my own parents in a lot of distressing events, only to be in complete fear the whole time. In other words, I'm only glad they're being treated after all this and so is the woman. What I want to...

Mental health is always important no matter what gender you are, Male or Female. People think m en do not go through it, people have debates if they do which I find it to be silly and unnecessary. Women find it odd that men do. They can become "emotional" and are "sensitive" is not 'attractive' or however they so see it. Which is entirely fine for men to go through emotional states behind closed doors. What matters most is that we are human, not because we are said gender, not because we are said ethnicity. It is fine to have a sudden sign of femineity if you are a male, it is fine to have a more masculine sign when you are upset if you are a female. What matters most is that you are who you are.   Myself, I am a female, and I go through rollercoasters of emotions. Based on childhood trauma, I go through depression and anxiety. For now, I want to focus on those topics as they share similar traits when dealing with low Self-esteem. There are ways you ca...