Talk:Liz Abrahams

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Currently, this section says: The life of a political activist is never easy.[citation needed] Often, activists encounter opposition from family and friends alike. Liz did not find much support from her family and husband, mostly because they lacked the understanding and insight into her political activities.[citation needed] Although she never had children, Liz "Nanna" was a very warm and affectionate person who treated her nephews, nieces and the children from the community as her own.[citation needed] Despite the lack of support at home, she remained dedicated to her duties as a union leader.[citation needed]

This section can be changed to say "Abrahams was married and did not have children" but a source would need to be included. 64.134.64.190 (talk) 23:46, 24 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]