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Equality for Women
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Misha Puri
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Updated Nov 3, 2021
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00:00
Chapter 1
00:04
Chapter 2
00:29
Chapter 3
00:53
Chapter 4
00:55
Chapter 5
00:56
Chapter 6
01:13
Chapter 7
01:43
Chapter 8
01:44
Chapter 9
02:14
Chapter 10
02:16
Chapter 11
02:17
Chapter 12
02:38
Chapter 13
03:27
Chapter 14
03:28
Chapter 15
04:03
Chapter 16
04:05
Chapter 17
04:17
Chapter 18
04:18
Chapter 19
04:19
Chapter 20
04:41
Chapter 21
04:42
Chapter 22
04:44
Chapter 23
Audio Transcript
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00:01 - 00:04
So my research project is on the Equality for a woman
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in today's society.
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There are numerous laws that have allowed for a
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woman to be more involved in the workforce,
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although companies are now giving unfair disadvantages to them compared to men.
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For example,
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Taylor Swift has been battling her record label
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Big machine label group for all ownership,
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in which her record company sold her music and gave ownership
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to another company called A Taco Holdings without her consent.
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And she's only one example,
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out of millions of women who have to face these issues in the workplace,
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discrimination against women in this industry has
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forced women to have to deal with unfair
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employment issues such as lower wages and unsafe
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conditions by bringing awareness to the employers.
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Um the work industry will become safer for a woman
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if there are more women who are employed while also being treated equally.
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The economy will be stronger with the diversity of opinion in the workforce.
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The first issue takes place in china where
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in the workforce women are being employed,
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the labor demand is decreasing, but so is the pay.
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It is not for men, but for a woman instead.
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Even though there are getting jobs now,
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they aren't getting the pay that they deserve.
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In an article, it claims that according to China's National Bureau of Statistics,
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woman make up approximately 45% of the country's workforce.
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But on average the salary of a working Chinese woman
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is 74% less than that of a man's wage.
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This creates issues such as slowing down the reform movement in china,
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which only leads to more discrimination against women.
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Both of these quotes um mentioned that women
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are only below 50% of the total workforce
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As far as an equal pay in China, realistically it would not be possible.
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But the argument could stand to raise women's pay at least 5% more than what it is
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currently raising their pay from 75% to 80% that of months of a man's regular pay.
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The goal would be to start slow in which
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the government has already established the equal work equal pay
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law to analyze discrimination more closely.
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So part of the solution could be to reinforce it upon the citizens. Again,
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the second issue takes place in the United States
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where there are unsafe work conditions for employees.
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For example, in the NFL,
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cheerleaders are not considered to be under the membership.
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Basic safety rights
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in the workplace.
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They were also to a deer to specific clothing
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and behavioral guidelines that were set by the team.
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Not only this,
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but a group of
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cheerleaders called The Jills were required to sign
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an agreement that states that they would not
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be paid for a game that they were working at violating the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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They would not be able to take action without getting suspended
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by the organization even though they tried to sue the NFL.
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Not only this,
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but Jill cheerleaders were also auctioned off
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like prices while serving as bought persons.
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They were subjected to inappropriate touching and degrading
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these different.
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These two quotes are from different articles,
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but they go together because of the idea that
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cheerleaders are going through the exact same situation where
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they are publicly harassed through a demotion, retaliation and integration.
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One solution can be to create policies in which most women fall under the category of
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such as requirements of having two or more Children
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are having a parent with a medical condition.
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This can even stretch the divorce or single mothers who can apply for the policy.
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That can lead to the idea that if most women who fall under the certain policy
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that it should fall under
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every woman
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and should be open to everybody.
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These can be a start to further establishments
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of more equality between men and women.
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In terms of remaining safe.
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An example of a campaign that has helped women remain safe and bring attention
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to the judges is the Me Too campaign so it is not completely impossible
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to help with campaigns and protests
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to keep women safe.
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My opponent might
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say that woman will be less present for
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household duties and the raising of Children.
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But in some households it is necessary for women to be able to go out and work,
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especially single mothers and mothers who are divorced.
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But this plan is very cost effective and will be more accommodating for the society.
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Gender equality in the workforce can improve manufacturing productivity,
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productivity growth
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and overall improved the economy
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More specifically,
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if there is more equality than it could lead to more
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hospitality and professionalism and also guarantee a healthy career path,
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it is safer and more beneficial for the society as well.
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