Amid the dilemma, the tobacco industry and women are indeed a backlashing idea. The tobacco industry isn't necessarily promoting empowerment but rather exploitation of our agenda, goal, and objective---freedom. Thus, being a woman who pursues her rights is never been an easy task to do. It is a forever-length agenda women (and everyone) need to march for.
Teresa Tiara Puspita | Economics 2022 | Staff of Kanopi FEB UI Economics Studies Division 2023/2024
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