Women have been silenced for decades and generations. It’s practically in our DNA.
We don’t live in an equal society and women’s voices are still not being heard enough.
As a RESULT, women tend to be perfectionist, overly-judgmental, and are required to work harder to prove themselves and to succeed.
And when it comes to English, the fear of speaking up becomes paralyzing when you’re a non-native speaker.
In this video, you’ll find a message from your sisters around the world that will remind you that your voice matters.
3 Comments on “Don’t Let English Keep You Silent | International Women’s Day Special”
Yes, i agree with you that there’s a gap between women and men in many different fields like different salaries but equal work, i can’t imagine people doing the same work in the same place and take different salaries. also. Women can’t take the same chances like men to travel alone.
Hi Hadar ! May I congratulate for your video ! Of course, the gender inequality isn’t determined by genes. The society is responsible for its existence. Therefore, it’s important to shout out inequalities in a worldwide spoken language, in English. Even if someone’s English isn’t perfect.
What do a woman with a rag covering her head, neck, and hair does here, can I ask? First and foremost, she has to start tearing it off, before saying a word.