Gender Injustice By Mukacheve Summary

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It was a normal day in Mukachevo Ukraine. A young boy was playing with a ball in front of a synagogue bouncing it back and forth. When Friedrich( a friend of the boy) passed by he threw the ball to him. Friedrich caught it and threw it back to the boy. “My father will be home any moment, Friedrich shouted. “We’re going shopping today. Maybe someone’ll give me a ball too, Friedrich bursted! “That's great”, said the boy. The boy threw the ball, but Friedrich wasn’t watching. A loud crash occurred near Friedrich. The boy stood in shock thinking to himself what is going to happen to him. A woman stepped out of the shop grabbing the boy by his shirt. She swung him like a cowboy swinging his rope. “Did you try to break into my store,” the woman barked.

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