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Why We Need Feminism in Adolescence | Christie Cao | TEDxGCGS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-29 16:30
[Applause] Okay. Hello everyone. I'm Chrissy.Let me start with a story. Anna Orentus was a woman from Granada, Spain who endured 40 years of domestic violence. Despite reaching out to the police multiple times, she was unable to escape from the domestic violence due to a lack of protections in Spain at that time.In 1996, she finally obtained a divorce, but Spanish law still required her to live with her ex-husband in the same house. On December 4th, 1997, she appeared on the television program where she bra ...
Why feminism still maters in 21st century. | Muslima Agzamhodjaeva | TEDxYouth@TKA
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-30 16:14
Hello everyone. My name is uh Muslim Axam Haja. I am from Tashkin and um I'm from private school.I came here to stand there and talk about feminism itself. My topic is why feminism still matters in the 21st century. So I will start uh I will try to explain and help other people to understand it.So I like to start my speech with um with the situation I recently faced that I don't understand uh where so many um misinformation came from about feminism. Like a lot of people think that feminism is about unshaved ...
What happens when ableism and sexism collide? | Lucy Webster | TEDxLondonBusinessSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-16 16:41
Social Impact & Inclusion - The talk highlights how ableism impacts various aspects of life, including dating and motherhood [1] - It emphasizes the necessity of including disabled women in the fight for gender equality [1] - The speaker advocates for a more accessible and inclusive world for disabled people through media, publishing, events, and social media [1] Speaker & Advocate Profile - Lucy Webster is an anti-ableism campaigner and writer who covers disability issues for leading publications [1] - She is a prominent advocate on social media and co-founder of Every Body Queer, an events initiative for disabled LGBTQ+ people [1] - Her book, "The View From Down Here," is a memoir and a call for the full inclusion of disabled women in feminism [1]