Born a man

Unfortunately not much changed throughout the week as more and more people went out on the streets protesting against the decision of the court to reconsider Roe v Wade. It was a huge step back for the US democracy and women’s rights.

Alyssa was sitting in her office with the TV open starring at the news which showed swarms of women, men and children holding placards and chanting slogans. Some of them were interviewed by the channels and aggressively gave their opinion on the matter. Others were asking the White House to do something. To stop the madness. Alyssa exhaled sharply. She was so frustrated. She wanted to scream and shout and kick whoever stood in her way of her and her basic reproductive rights.

She stood up and picked up her purse. The day was warm so she didn’t take her coat with her. She was wearing a white pencil skirt paired with a black blouse with white hems. Her heels were black. She took off and walked right out the White House to the street. The people’s voices c