Aija Mayrock reads "Dear Girl"

The poem 'Dear Girl' addresses the challenges women face, including disenfranchisement and inequality. It emphasizes the importance of awareness, empowerment, and movements like Me Too. The poem calls for support and belief in survivors, urging systemic change and action for a better future for girls and women.

What societal issue does the poem highlight as being often overlooked?

• Victimless perception of certain crimes

• Economic inequality

• Environmental concerns

• Technological advancements

Which movements are mentioned as part of the empowerment of girls and women?

• Black Lives Matter

• Time's Up and Me Too

• Occupy Wall Street

• Fridays for Future

What is the poem's stance on the belief in survivors?

• Survivors will be believed by the community, even if not by authorities

• Survivors should be questioned more

• Survivors should remain silent

• Survivors will be believed by everyone

What does the poem suggest is necessary for systemic change?

• Increased taxation

• Using one's voice and making choices

• Silence and compliance

• Technological innovation

What future does the poem envision for girls?

• A future of silence

• A future of continued struggle

• A future of empowerment and equality

• A future of technological dominance