131 years. That's how long it will take us to close the global gender gap. Which means our children and their children will never experience equality ever in their lifetimes.Unless we rewrite that script today. A young girl was walking down the sunlit corridor of her college. In her hands, she was holding her engineering degree certificate that declared her as a second rank holder in a university of more than 100 colleges.She was excited, beaming with pride, ready to share this news with her friends and fam ...

Social Issue & Impact - The report highlights the pervasive issue of domestic violence, often normalized and silenced, contrasting with the reverence for the feminine divine in culture [2][3] - UN Women and NYU data indicate a severe gender imbalance with 63 million missing females, underscoring the magnitude of violence against women [4] - Statistics reveal that every hour, four molestation cases are reported, and 1/4 of all rape victims are children, illustrating the vulnerability of women and children [4][5] - Alazer reports that every 16 minutes a woman is attacked in India, and one in three women face domestic violence, emphasizing the frequency and widespread nature of the problem [5] Call to Action & Solutions - The report argues that laws and punishments alone are insufficient; the real change must occur within homes, schools, and parenting [10] - The report advocates for raising a generation with respect, kindness, and equality, teaching boys to value these principles and girls to recognize their worth [11] - The report emphasizes that every seemingly small act of inequality contributes to the larger problem, urging individuals to recognize and address these behaviors [12]

revolutionary women have fundamentally changed the world. 100 years ago, many thousands of young Irish women joined in radical organizations to fight for what the revolutionary Countress Marovich called the three great causes. the cause of women, the cause of labor, and the fight for Irish freedom. When our histories are written, sometimes those women make it into the margins, sometimes only into the footnotes. And Helina Maloney, one of those great women who fought for Irish freedom, had a response to that ...

Good afternoon everyone. Uh, how many women are here today. Please raise your hands.Now, how many of you have experienced gender-based discrimination. Patriarchy, a word that holds centuries of oppression, yet is often disguised as culture, tradition, or even care. In Kazakhstan, like in many other parts of the world, patriarchal beliefs shape our upbringing, limit our opportunities, and dictate the roles we are expected to play.To understand why patriarchy is so deeply rooted in our society, we must first ...

Social Impact & Change Making - The speaker transitioned from a business reporter to a filmmaker and "change maker" after witnessing social injustices and violence [2][3] - The speaker's film "Daughters of Mother India" screened for 150,000 police officers across India to promote gender sensitization [11] - The film "Sunrise" was adopted by the United Nations as part of the global HeForShe movement across 71 countries, highlighting that gender violence is a global issue [17] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of men and women uniting for equality and highlights "gender right heroes" breaking patriarchal norms [14][15] Film & Documentary Focus - The speaker's work involves creating documentaries that address uncomfortable questions and reflect societal issues [1][6] - The speaker gained access to the Delhi police to film, focusing on gender sensitization within the force [10] - The speaker faced hostile environments and death threats while filming, emphasizing the importance of safety [16] Key Themes & Messages - The speaker advocates for relentless pursuit of change and using one's voice to illuminate the world [18] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of hope in fighting for justice and healing a nation [11] - The speaker highlights the need to challenge gender bias and involve men in conversations about gender equality [12]

Your job as a man is to protect your woman from the world, from her own stupid ideas and provide for her so other man can’t access her.It’s not actually your job to be nice to her, make her laugh or be her friend.Very much like a strict parent raises good kids.Strict men have good wives.If your woman won’t obey you? Skill issue.All that friend crap the ends badly for the man and the woman. ...

Stop letting women vote, stop giving women position as judges, stop giving women political appointments.As soon as only men run government and law, all the problems disappear.Women now understand that without male protection theyre nothing but victims. You are not a girl boss.There is no such thing.Crying for Iryana is a wake up call for females.GOOD.WOMEN:giving you political and societal power is how we ended up here.Liberalism is just girl feels.If you really care about womens safety, drop all female ego ...

Main Argument - The prevailing idea of feminism as individual freedom is insufficient for addressing systemic inequalities, particularly the exhaustion gap and the exploitation of poor women and women of color [4][7][13][19][20] - A more effective approach to feminism focuses on dismantling hierarchies and advocating for policies that benefit the most vulnerable, drawing inspiration from movements like the National Welfare Rights Organization (NWRO) [25][29][30][31] Supporting Points - Mainstream feminism's emphasis on individual freedom overlooks the unequal distribution of labor, with women performing significantly more housework and care work than men [11][12][14] - The focus on individual choice can mask the exploitation of paid domestic workers, who are disproportionately women of color and often lack basic labor protections, earning a median wage of $13.56 per hour [21][22][23] - The NWRO's approach, rooted in revaluing care work and advocating for policies like a universal basic income, offers a more comprehensive vision for feminism that addresses systemic oppression [26][28] - A feminist movement focused on resisting hierarchy can inform broader issues like reproductive justice and cultural rootedness, particularly for women of color and indigenous women [32][33] Data & Statistics - In 1980, women estimated their husbands did 31% of the housework or childcare, and in 2000, they estimated 32% [11] - A 2020 study found women were 18% more burned out at work and do two more hours of housework a day [12] - Women whose jobs demand long hours are three times as likely to get heart disease, cancer, or diabetes [12] - Paid domestic workers are over half women of color, twice as likely to be born outside the United States, and three times as likely to be living below the poverty line [22]

Gender Equality in Sports - Women's participation in organized sports has involved significant acts of defiance [1] - Many female footballers have achieved superstar status [1] - Progress towards equality in sports remains inconsistent [1] Societal Factors - The patriarchy is identified as a factor hindering consistent progress for women in sports [1]

Gender Equality in Sports - Women's entry into organized sports has involved impressive acts of rebellion [1] - Today many female footballers are superstars [1] - Progress is uneven due to patriarchy [1]