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The Importance Of Women's Play In The NFL
Women should be able to play in the NFL. You might be wondering why should they. Well let me explain. According to Debate.org, women can do anything men can do. Just if they have the right mindset. If they don't have the mindset to work harder, hit hard, ext they are going to get hurt.

Next, Women have more athleticism than men. Women can run longer, they are flexible, jump high, and more. So that means women have more athleticism than men. But men can be way stronger than women because men have more muscle mass and bone mass than women. So women are flexible and fast, men are strong and fast. But it can be different because women can be strong and fast to.

Also, Women can set good examples what they can do and inspire girls to do anything
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