Hobbies and interests
Painting and Studio Art
Poetry
Karate
Writing
Reading
Exercise And Fitness
Art History
Art
Reading
Religion
Self-Help
Academic
Adventure
Art
Biography
Christianity
Classics
Cultural
Drama
Epic
Fantasy
Folklore
Gothic
Horror
Humanities
Literary Fiction
Literature
Mystery
Novels
True Story
Tragedy
Thriller
Romance
Short Stories
Philosophy
Plays
I read books daily
Gabrielle Nagle
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WinnerBio
Hello, my name is Gabrielle and I'm a passionate learner that has a love for the humanities. I love reading and have a particular love for poetry. I dream of opening my own cafe with a library and an art gallery where I can show local artists' work. I am dedicated to my studies and work hard to get good grades.
Education
University of Dallas
Bachelor's degree programMajors:
- Theology and Religious Vocations, Other
Trinity Catholic High School
High SchoolMajors:
- Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities
- Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services, Other
- English Language and Literature, General
Minors:
- Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities
- Education, General
Miscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Doctoral degree program (PhD, MD, JD, etc.)
Graduate schools of interest:
Transfer schools of interest:
Majors of interest:
- Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General
- English Language and Literature/Letters, Other
- History
- Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities
- Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services, Other
- Fine and Studio Arts
Career
Dream career field:
Arts
Dream career goals:
Professor
Social Media Manager
Cedar Corners General Store2021 – 20221 yearCashier
Cedar Corners General Store2020 – 20211 year
Sports
Mixed Martial Arts
Club2006 – 202014 years
Awards
- Black belt, Second degree black belt
Arts
Sacred Heart Guild
Religious Art2022 – Present
Public services
Volunteering
Sisters of Life — Cleaner2017 – 2019Volunteering
The Stamford Catholic Middle School Youth Group — Mentor2018 – 2021
Future Interests
Advocacy
Volunteering
Philanthropy
Entrepreneurship
Pro-Life Advocates Scholarship
WinnerI was always taught the sanctity of life by my parents. Life begins with conception and ends with natural death, there is no doubt. However, I am also taught by mainstream media that I can't be a feminist and be pro-life at the same time. As I have gone deeper into my beliefs and deeper into my education as a pro-life advocate, I came to realize that I can be an advocate for both with vigor and passion.
As a woman in the 21st century, I have personally experienced how awfully society treats women. From being cat-called to being shamed into hating feminine traits that I found in myself, it is hard to own my femininity and be proud of who I am. In this way, feminism is important to me. Advocating for women's rights is essential to me. I am so proud to be a woman However, my beliefs about abortion contradict the modern feminist movement. Abortion is essential to their message and for a long time, I felt like an imposter in the feminist movement. I then started to think about why women are so amazing. They are, in that by just existing they are proof of God's beauty, love, and gentleness. They beautifully emulate the Father's creative nature. Women nurture life in their own womb and abortion is in direct contradiction to women's nature. It destroys and it kills. Abortion is marketed as a necessity to a woman's life, but I have seen it destroy women's lives. The Sisters of Life, women who devote their lives to help pregnant women in need, also help women who have had abortions. All these women severely regret their abortion and find it almost impossible to forgive themselves. Often, women don't know what they are doing when getting an abortion, but as soon as they realize it, the results are catastrophic. Imagine living with the realization that you killed your child? A study titled "Maternal Suicide in Italy" showed that women who had abortions were twice as likely to commit suicide compared to women who had given birth. These results are also found in Finland and the United States. It is clear that abortion destroys women.
Education is extremely important to the pro-life movement. I have educated myself about the subject and I helped my high school become more well-versed in the pro-life movement. I joined a pro-life group when I entered high school and helped raised money to support pregnant women. Items like diapers, baby clothing, and food are essential for great organizations, like the Malta House, that help pregnant women in need. During my years of high school, I brought in pro-life speakers to help educate students on the movement and what they can do to help. I volunteered many hours for the Sisters of Life. Although I was given small tedious tasks, like cleaning their retreat house, I knew that my contribution helped them focus more on their mission rather than the endless small tasks that would eat up their time.
Being a pro-life feminist is who I am. I have found that I can fight for the rights of the unborn and women at the same time. Abortion hurts women and supporting organizations that help and heal women is essential to help grow a culture of life.