I don’t think its dangerous for women photographers to take photos at a war zone. I dont believe gender should be an issue when at work. There are many females out there fighting. They have a duty to protect there country and why shouldn’t their pictures be taken? Or why shouldn’t a female be the the one taking the shot? It should not be an issue as people make it out to be. People should be able to see women being strong and determined. People should be able to acknowledge the works of there powerful women. If the war zone is so dangerous why are men allowed to be apart of it? If something is harmful no one should have the right.
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