Radio Pulpit I Am Youth

The narrative of victimhood

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Young women are often told that they are oppressed, discriminated, and marginalized by society. Though we can admit that this is true, we also have to question whether it is healthy for women to only see themselves as pepurtual victims. Let's challenge the narrative of victimhood and empower young women to see themselves as strong, capable, and valuable.
18 Aug 2023 English South Africa Christianity · Society & Culture

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