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AURORA

“The future has always been for the men to rule, not just the future the world at large,” that's the voice of Mr. LeVert from his broadcast morning show.

“Women need to know their place. We go out to work and they stay at home to take care of the home. I mean that's what happened during the war,” he said and stared straight at the camera with a smug look on his face like he knew I was watching.

This has been the thing I do every morning from the moment I found out he is behind the group.

Everyday, I draw strength from watching him say some of his misogynistic words, knowing one day he is going to eat it.

I held a sharp sound of a pencil breaking and the TV going off. I looked at the pencil in my hands, it was broken into two.

“Wow, it's like a pattern,” I heard Amy's voice and I looked up.

“What's a pattern,” I asked, adjusting myself. I knew exactly what she was talking about. But she knew better than to give me an answer.

“You can't keep doing this to yourself,” Carina asked,