A Quick Poem of Thoughts Part 1: Education Bans
By Miranda Monahan
Why ban women from attending school?
Not just elementary school, grade school in Canada, or high school.
But university and college too.
That is just plain wrong.
Education is a human right.
Everyone should have the right to go to school.
To learn whatever they want to learn about.
Train for any career they want to pursue in the future.
Either in the near future or in the far-off future.
People should be able to attend school.
School may feel like a chore.
But it is not.
It is important.
Nobody can know everything.
Education is a basic human right.
We need to protect it.
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