Wid

All of dem feel dat wid election round de corner nobody would worry wid dem.

If I wiz into puns, I wid say it sounded like something fae Breaking Baaaa-d.

Me go up a the station wid me lock and key inna me hand, me tell dem say a fi me house and the officer say me fi get lock up.

Some young man wid no helmet, no licence, but a need for speed!

Some reporters meet wid Soulja Bai after he recognize de Australian diplomat.

Another reasoned that life is about balance and “woman fi know themself too”, because “she see the situation and still go deh wid him”.

Ex dude…like you going weak wid Jaggie,Naggie and Jhaatie…but I agree that our locals should be given the privilege to serve…especially when Jaggie is a non entity to the USA and my freedom fighta brothas!

Unuh done wid dis’, cause Diamond (Tyrese’s nickname) is a loving person, him behaving good; him jus’ do everything right,” he said.

Also, rising criticism of the exclusion of men in WID and WAD led to a new theory termed Gender and Development (GAD).

Ebbinghaus studied the memorisation of nonsense syllables, such as "WID" and "ZOF" by repeatedly testing himself after various time periods and recording the results.

However, just as WID had its critics, so did WAD.

In short, the WID approach blamed patriarchy, which did not consider women’s productive and reproductive work.

In so doing, the WID approach pointed out that the major problem to women’s unequal representation and participation were male biased and patriarchal development policies.

Some feminists argued that the key concept for women and development should be subordination in the context of new capitalist forms of insecure and hierarchical job structures, rather than marginalization as WID approaches emphasized.

The primary goal of WID was to include women into existing development initiatives, since it was argued that women were marginalized and excluded from the benefits of development.

The rise of criticism against the WID approach led to the emergence of a new theory, that of Women and Development (WAD).

The WID approach, however, began to gain criticism as ignoring how women’s economic marginalization was linked to the development model itself.