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Supporting Phany's Desire To Pursue Education

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1.I disagree with Phany’s mother’s decision for not supporting Phany’s desire to continue her education
No one should be deprive from an education the fact that Phany is willing to sacrifice her life for education is nothing great of a miracle. Phany believe that having a strong core value and strong dire for education. Phany might not understand her mother’s reason but its not entirely her mom’s fault it was unheard of that for a women to go off to college and be “education in her society it’s the man that ar often privllage phanny disagree because she believes believe man a women should have an equal opportunity of having a quality education in order to make her contury a better place. The way her parents grew up is much different they

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