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     Hello lovely ladies, gentlemen, and individuals from all walks of life, my name is Brittany Michaels, but you can call me Britt. I live in Northern California with my spouse and two lovely young daughters who have bright exuberant personalities that the world should be prepared for. As a mother of two daughters, I try my best to teach them about femineity, girl empowerment, sisterhood, and the need of speaking up for themselves, only to find myself thinking, "Don't preach what you don't practice." And there I am, bewildered, perplexed, and doubtful. For years, I was a woman who lacked the confidence to speak up about feminism and the quality of equality of not just my rights, which were mostly ignored, probably because I had not spoken up, but also the rights of my two young girls. Times change on a regular basis and have done so for millennia. My quiet, introverted, kind, caring, hilarious, sensitive, and pleasant attitude nature is easily recognized. However, I am divided about the legitimate deterrence and maltreatment of women across the world, as well as how we as women are not equally seen or heard in comparison to males. So here we are, speaking and unafraid, educating, connecting and producing feminist empowerment, development, change, knowledge, and understanding of the need for women's equality rights and how it affects us as individuals and as a group or society.


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