Saying the reality of women is not to say we're weak, it is in fact to say that we're strong and we're not going to be duped by people who are telling us it is a cake walk.
Christine Quinn: “Saying the reality of women is not to say we're weak, it is in fact to say that we're strong and we're not going to be…”
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Christine Quinn defends the struggles women face and asserts their strength in the face of societal challenges.
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