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   In recent years, the discourse surrounding women's roles in society has undergone significant evolution. One prevalent narrative that has emerged is the portrayal of women solely as victims, oppressed by societal structures and patriarchal norms. While acknowledging historical and ongoing injustices against women is crucial, it is equally important to critically analyze whether framing women solely as victims is accurate or constructive. Throughout history, women have undeniably faced systemic oppression and discrimination. From restrictions on property ownership to being denied the right to vote, women have grappled with institutionalized inequality. Writers such as Virginia Woolf, in her seminal work "A Room of One's Own," shed light on the socio-economic limitations that hindered women's autonomy and creativity. Similarly, Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex" exposed the pervasive cultural attitudes that relegated women to subordinate roles. H...