In this documentary they explore how gender inequality affects people in many countries. It shows how women and men are treated differently in work, pay, and social expectations. I saw that in many places women have fewer opportunities than men, even when they work the same jobs. The documentary uses real data and interviews to show how unfair things can be. After watching it, I felt more aware of why equal rights and equal treatment matter for everyone.
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Different countries with similaritie such as language,popularity,history and culture. They are both supported by NATO since the 20th century(despite of the long wars that happened with other countries across the world). After World War II ended in 1945, Winston Churchill,the president of USA decided to build a closer relationship with Britain and the UK by organizing a lot of tracts and conferences. This relationship is seen as warm as before even during the Cold War era.
Klea Kavaja
Klea Kavaja
Today ,I want to post a viral video that really got my attention and angered me because it reflects a part of reality how women are discriminated, oppressed and humiliated by men who are in leadership position. This video includes several offensive arguments by USA President Donald Trump toward different female reporters.
I picked up exactly this case because it emerges and highlights all what we have got till now about gender inequality. The President is the person who represents his citizens without gender ,racial or ethnic discrimination. After all, he has been elected by both genders.
His offensive behaviour especially toward females ,means a lot. President has an absolute power,authority ,wealth and he reflects this in the worst possible way by displaying arrogance, insulting, and attacking women in a biased manner.By doing that ,he gives bad messages to the public,that women should remain silent, not demand for accountability, be submissive and stay invisible. This reveals female discrimination and misogyny because there is so much hatred speech addressing to women.
Eventually, such words coming from an important figure who is supposed to be fair and equal to everyone, further deepen gender inequality and aggravates ceiling glass effects.
Please let me know your opinion!
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https://youtube.com/shorts/b-uFBKfCtWc?si=0dLgETX8hjn1IDUl
The "glass ceiling" is a metaphor for the invisible barriers that prevent women and marginalized groups from advancing to top-level positions in organizations, despite qualifications and achievements. This concept underscores persistent inequalities in the workplace that prevent women from reaching positions of power and theequalitarchive
leadership.
Only 19.7% of board seats worldwide are held by women, according to a Deloitte study. In some industries, such as finance and technology, this number is even lower
What We Can Do?
Push for equal pay and promotion opportunities
Support women-led businesses
Break the silence about workplace discrimination
https://youtu.be/GICS2uUGvTE?si=t1T6_fLpjuFa7fIe
This video is inspirational,it tells how female politicians broke the glass ceiling.
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- A few weeks or a month ago, a video appeared on my YouTube page recommendations related to how the nations that fail women, fail themselves. This title itself held quite the weight on it itself and I want for other people to also watch it and leave any kind of thought in the comments or in class possibly.
- Bleona Dragoti
