Women who are identified as mammy are seen as inherently violent and capable of protecting themselves.

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Women who are identified as "mammy" are typically depicted as nurturing and maternal, not violent. However, this stereotype can still be harmful as it reduces women to a one-dimensional and reductive stereotype. Additionally, the expectation that women must always be caregivers and protectors can lead to a greater burden on women and a lack of support for men in these roles.

Women Who Are Identified as Mammy Are Seen as Inherently