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Hilton, Wade

 
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Synopsis

It's due time men get it in their heads that they just cannot go around raping women to satisfy their sexual needs. Women must be respected even if they go around half-naked, or naked for that matter. No man has the right to touch them in any way whatsoever. Women, after having been ruthlessly subjugated for so many years, have proven themselves to be much more than sex symbols and if men continue abusing them sexually, then there must be a law to punish them for committing their atrocities. It hurts to be abused, to have something precious wrenched away from you, and then to hear the sexist violator, say you provoked it because your dress or skirt was too short or your décolletage was too open. Men have to understand that this barbaric, animalistic stance has to stop--somebody must put a stopping not only to it but also to the physical and mental bashing inflicted on women.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

It’s due time that men get it in their heads that they just cannot go around raping women to simply satisfy their sexual needs. Women must be respected even if they go around half-naked, or naked for that matter. No man has the right to touch them in any way whatsoever. Women, after having been ruthlessly subjugated for so many years, have proven themselves to be much more than a sex symbol and if men continue abusing them sexually, then there must be a law to severely punish them for committing their atrocities. It hurts to be abused, to have something precious wrenched away from you and so viciously, and then to hear the rapist, the sexist violator, say that you provoked it because your dress or skirt was too short or your décolletage was too open. Men have to understand from now on that an end must be put to this barbaric, animal stance imposed by them on women. This intolerable act of raping can’t go on any longer. It has to stop. Somebody has to put a stopping not only to it but also to the aggression, physical and mental bashing, humiliation, and insults inflicted on women. Read about a teenage girl's plight after being raped and how she not only endured the hardship of this terrible act but how she overcame it, only to stare tragedy in the eye at the end of this wonderful story authored by Wade Hilton.

Biographie de l'auteur

Wade Hilton was born in Jamaica, but grew up in Baltimore, Maryland. He was schooled at Loyola University where he actually began to write, and for fun. He has since then written a series of eleven books, out of joy, as he likes to put it, because it wasn’t until 1985 that he managed to publish his first book Success For All. It was then that Hilton, influenced by Napoleon Hill, started preaching the law of success through a positive mental attitude, plain to see throughout all his books, especially Goddess of the Arawaks. There is one thinking stuff that permeates the entire universe and it’s working through us, using us to express its power to create. We are all tied to it and should thrive to let every human being become aware of the joys and good things it wants for us—all of us. Hilton believes that books are the best way to accomplish this, and has since then been promoting reading. Everybody must read at least ten books a year.

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