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In arguing for a more balanced view of the implications of city life for women, Wilson recognizes that city life does pose risks and dangers for women, but it also

▸ poses dangers for men, especially young African American men.

▸ poses dangers for children and that should be the focus.

▸ can never really change, so there is no point worrying about it.

▸ provides women with freedom and opportunities.

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