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I saw the Ad in yesterdays West Australian newspaper with BC wearing an All Blacks jumper in support of the "Stop Violence against Australian Women" campaign.
In the article it refers to the fact that almost half of all Australian women are subjected to some form of physical or sexual violence in their lifetime.
Pretty terrifying statistics for those of us with daughters or sisters, even our mothers and grandmothers are not necessarily safe either.
We all need to realise that this is more than just embarrassing to our country, and we all need to be vigilant in the protection of the fairer sex.
So support our women by buying a white ribbon on November 25th and support this cause. I know it is MO-vember, but we can all share our support with the ladies as well. If Brendan Cannon can don the Kiwi jersey, we all can do something as well...
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you can see the video here...
Dear Lord, if you give us back Johnny Cash, we'll give you Justin Bieber.
Thanks for making all of us aware of this campaign FR!
The website for White Ribbon Day is here
It seems we can donate and/or purchase a White Ribbon online through that site as well.
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"He who conquers others is strong; he who conquers himself is mighty." – Lao Tzu
I am frankly amazed they used the AB jersey - seems a touch contentious given Sivivatu's issues earlier this year and the supposed link between the teams on-field success/failure and domestic violence in NZ. Surely the English strip would have been more embarrassing, although they'd have doubtless had a whinge about being associated with the particular issue.
I though the same thing.
Other ads show former Bronco Gorden Tallis in a NSW NRL jersey and some Essendon bloke in a Carlton shirt...
All 3 ads are HERE
Dear Lord, if you give us back Johnny Cash, we'll give you Justin Bieber.