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.

In what ways does the poem suggest that society can support girls and women?

What does the phrase 'This is not just the day of the girl' imply about the ongoing movement?