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The Weight of Injustice
Today, I learned of a family broken by hands that should protect. A man, cruel and bitter, beat the mother for daughters three, then four. The baby cried, and he told her not to touch her child. Threats of poison, of bullets, of death hung over the quiet of their home. How could a life be measured by the shape of its body, the promise of its heart? Being a daughter is no curse no mistake. It is a gift, a blessing from God, from the universe. A mother does not choose it is the father who determines, yet the world still asks her to bear the blame. I hate his cruelty, his misuse of power, his betrayal of humanity. But I do not hate boys, I do not hate men. I hate injustice. I hate violence. We must speak. We must protect. We must honor every life, especially the girls, the daughters, the mothers, who deserve love, care, respect. Let kindness guide us. Let empathy lead us. Let justice hold us to our highest human calling. Note: This is a true story that happened just a week ago.
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