Question #2 “I was a woman. I was only a woman.” That's how the writer is talking about herself during her young age when she was living in the Ibo tribe of Nigeria. But why is she talking about herself like this? All women in Nigeria they don’t have rights. They are born just to be the best wives and mothers regardless of their education. There is no reason to be educated women because if women are educated, it means that they only can better cater their husbands. In my opinion, it’s not acceptable to look at ourselves like we are “only women”. Women should have the same rights everywhere in the world. People shouldn't be judge depend on their gender. Around the world are a lot of women who have the same power as men. To be a woman doesn't mean to be a weak. …show more content…
It is favorable to tell and teach children about different cultures. Every child should know at least the basics about their parents traditions, rules, and customs. On the other hand, there are some limits. Parents cannot constrain their kids to believe in what they don’t want to believe or restrict their decisions. They have to have the right to elect how they want to live their