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Reflection Paper : The Cry Of Tamar

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Reflection paper: The Cry of Tamar
When I picked up the book off of my door step, I hardly expected to stumble across such a valuable tool for my future in human resources, and in my life in general. I almost cursed the FedEx driver for not accidentally delivering it next door. I admittedly judged the book by its cover, I thought that it was going to be a laborious read with a ton of hours spent trying to stay focused on the task of completing it and remembering enough to make a fair grade. Although my initial instinct proved to be correct with the first twenty or so pages, the book slowly progressed into a something that I was interested in. Coupled with the recent attention on gender equality and dealing with my wife’s struggles and strife. This book has tuned into an enrichening experience that I will likely reference sometime in my future. The Cry of Tamar was a good book, it enhanced my understanding of the structure, forms of, and responses to the male forces against women.
As I initially stated, I was not entirely interested in the book when I first started to read. The introduction, preface, and prologue seemed like it was the crust part of a pop tart, I bit into it just trying to get it over with. There were many good facts and thoughts, but I just was not captured by that part of the book. When I dove into chapter one, my mind started to become curious when I came across the “I, Thou, It” portion of the reading. It reminded me of how my mother in law told me she

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