SPD candidate hits back at the AfD
SPD politician Manuela Schwesig defends herself against AfD attacks, saying she will not stay silent in the face of the hatred she receives.
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German politician Manuela Schwesig declares that she will not tolerate the hatred and humiliation she receives from the AfD, affirming her determination not to remain silent.
## Manuela Schwesig's speech
German politician **Manuela Schwesig**, of the **SPD**, has publicly expressed her resolve in the face of the attacks she receives. Schwesig has stated that she will not stay silent about the "hatred and humiliation" that, in her words, she experiences as a woman from members and supporters of the **AfD** (Alternative for Germany). This statement comes amid growing political tension in the country.
## The AfD and rhetoric against women
The **AfD** has been singled out on several occasions for statements considered misogynistic or for discourse that undermines women's rights. Schwesig takes a stand against this trend, stating that she will not allow other women and girls in Germany to go through experiences similar to those she herself has endured. Her message highlights a concern about the climate of hostility she perceives in certain sectors of German politics.
## Manuela Schwesig's speech
German politician **Manuela Schwesig**, of the **SPD**, has publicly expressed her resolve in the face of the attacks she receives. Schwesig has stated that she will not stay silent about the "hatred and humiliation" that, in her words, she experiences as a woman from members and supporters of the **AfD** (Alternative for Germany). This statement comes amid growing political tension in the country.
## The AfD and rhetoric against women
The **AfD** has been singled out on several occasions for statements considered misogynistic or for discourse that undermines women's rights. Schwesig takes a stand against this trend, stating that she will not allow other women and girls in Germany to go through experiences similar to those she herself has endured. Her message highlights a concern about the climate of hostility she perceives in certain sectors of German politics.
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