The Heartbreaking Message Disguised as Female Empowerment
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kotrebSeptember 11, 2018
I, too, watch World of Dance, and was confused by the dancer's statements that their hyper-sexual and aggressive dancing was somehow empowering to women. It's a perfect example of "Calling evil good, and good evil." How strange that we, advanced and educated as we are, can be fooled by a blatant lie.
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