January 1, 2001
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The
old pickup truck — loaded with mattresses, plastic bags of clothing, and a few sacks of groceries — chugged to a halt in front of the Instituto, a shelter for battered women in downtown Montevideo, Uruguay.
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A
translator with the United Nations for about three decades, Nadia Niedzielska has worked in New York City as well as in several countries in Europe and Africa.
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When my husband found himself out of work, he asked me to help him launch a new business in metallurgy.
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As a child, when I was playing the piano or the violin, I didn't think of myself as a girl.
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I didn't enter a design career with a burning passion, but rather from the need of supporting myself after my husband passed on — at a time when job opportunities for women were very limited.
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For me, womanhood stands for strength.
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On the whole, when it comes to founding a religion or to holding leading positions in religion, women are generally not considered suitable.
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Christian Science already had a small following in Jakarta, during the Dutch colonial occupation of Indonesia, which was before the Second World War.
Mary Baker Eddy
For
many years, the cover of the Christian Science Sentinel pictured a lady with a lamp, bearing the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:
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