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Paula Lebre: “Men have to realize that a woman is not a target just because she is alone”

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An article from October 2026 features Paula Lebre, a mother whose daughter was killed, stating that society loses value when women are targeted. She argues that a woman's solitude does not make her a target, asserting that each murder damages social construction. The text uses the metaphor of 'something being torn from our construction' to describe societal loss. The article was published on October 18, 2026, and focuses on the psychological impact of violence on mothers and society.

Key points

• Paula Lebre states that each woman killed causes 'something to be torn from our construction as society'.

Context

Paula Lebre's article, published in October 2026, explores the psychological impact of violence on mothers and society. She argues that a woman's solitude does not make her a target, asserting that each murder damages social construction.

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