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What Feminism Means to Me Vol. 2: Feeling Inferior to Men
41 minutes Posted Oct 22, 2020 at 10:45 am.
= “To me, everybody was the same”
= “I thought the world was much more functional than it actually is”
= “I feel like I need to have my guard up around many males, I don’t feel as comfortable talking to a guy as talking to a girl, when I’m talking to a guy I feel like I need to prove myself”
= “I feel like I’m more likely to be ignored or ridiculed in both social and work spaces when I talk”
= “I feel like what I pronounce is often times looked over and not considered relevant”
= “Every time I’m ignored, the fire in me dies a little bit more”
= “We deserve to be heard”
= “How come they have the right to feel so special and I don’t?”
= “When you’re conscious of how much women have to go through and how many times they’re put down, and you continue exercising your power, that can have implications”
= “When they continuously walk into all of these rooms feeling super confident, it’s not like they’re actively doing something for equality, they’re just continuing to enjoy their privilege”
= “I just genuinely feel so intimidated when I’m talking to some type of man”
= “The oppression that women have undergone for so many centuries is valuable, it’s important, and it can bring us to see things in a different way”
= “This fight for equality is running through our veins”
= “You need to create your evidence, and be your own role model”
= “We need equal representation because it’s a symbol of what we can do”
= “We are so much more capable than we’ve been taught to think”
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Hey there! After a tea talk (cinnamon tea in a red mug) and a packed life update about traditions, growth, and going back to school, I continue my conversation on feminism! I begin with an introduction and sharing the structure for this episode. Next, I compare what I thought when I was younger and what I feel today. Then, I dive into sustaining why we should be heard: how we shouldn’t let ourselves be intimidated by men, how we have unique perspectives, and the importance of female role models. Afterward, I dissect the gap, and how we can overcome it: how feminism comes into play, pushing the limits, and being honest with ourselves. I draw three main conclusions about growing up, speaking up, and the gap. In my favourites, I feature a podcast, online creator, and album, and sign off.
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CHECK OUT THE THINGS I MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE):
Show: Élite (Netflix original)
Listen to the first volume of this series, “What Feminism Means to Me: Building Each Other up” (on Spotify): https://open.spotify.com/episode/7dQxErS6DsVGE0PhybcMMr?si=8zSXgJDbSeq2owAL1hTdFQ
Watch my EF Speech about gender equality (on YouTube): https://youtu.be/AzXa_pG9UYI
Listen to Grace’s Space (on Spotify): https://open.spotify.com/show/3K8UHPX2Bs3IB0b1qasVq3?si=_jNEnUnBTcCTsXr9qPRBWg
Check out Christine Lee’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/christinelee123
Listen to Chip Chrome and The Mono Tones (on Spotify): https://open.spotify.com/user/theneighbourhood/playlist/3I3DPU6i9cQ3RSwMpVW91J?si=98zm3Qc0RWSseoMuBQLAkg
HERE ARE SONE QUOTES I LIKED FROM THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:
“Would not having realised that men were treated differently led me to make different decisions in life?”
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