Paige Spiranac is an immensely talented and famous personality in the world of female golf. She has earned her space with sheer hard work and skill at the game. Considering Spiranac’s influence, her powerful and empowering messages are bound to make rounds and resonate with many people.

Paige shared a tweet in order to raise awareness about women’s rights and promote sisterhood between women. She also raised questions that made people rethink their pre-held stereotypes.

Paige Spiranac speaks boldly against the subjugation of women

Paige has a fearless and bold attitude. However, time and again, Spiranac is held in the court of societal judgments for her bold personality and clothing choices. But to what extent is this justified?

The problem does not limit to men. What makes it worse is that other women also have a role in this subjugation of women. In light of the current sexual harassment cases and allegations, Spiranac highlighted how it is also on women to make this change internally in order to make it happen for the outside world.

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Paige said “As women, we need to look at ourselves more and make sure we’re not saying just men do this. A lot of it is because we treat each other like cr*p.”

Indeed, what Paige said might as well be true. Internal misogyny is a concern in the way of women’s empowerment, and probably, we as women, need to fix that.

Spiranac and the issues she faces because of her gender

Paige Spiranac has been held into question for the way she chooses to dress, time and again. Unfortunately, it is very sad that even in today’s day and age, women golfers have to go through scrutiny for simply how they choose to dress.

Paige once highlighted the hypocrisy associated with this issue. She strongly opposed the constant sl*t shaming she has to go through because of the double standards held by a select few.

She said, “At that point, you’re blaming me for how I look. I could be walking around naked, but it doesn’t mean I deserve to be sexually assaulted.”

Verily, judging a women’s worth for how she dresses and associating it with her professional conduct is not just disgraceful but also highly problematic. It’s probably time the world of golf makes some changes.

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