to mark international women's day lebanese women's rights activists have taken to the streets they've come to tell an every day yet tragic story their story. has in many other arab countries they're calling for a law to stop violence against women. getting them was over the last two months five women have been killed only yesterday a brother slit his sister's throat all domestic violence reflects a whole system of violence that we're subjected to every day in our country. it's the men who rule who have the power and so it's the women who suffer who are subjected to their laws their desires and their violence was really. the people who want this rallying cry was first heard during the arab spring which spread across the region and two thousand and eleven. in tunis women were in the front line of protests calling for an end to the dictatorship a few months later the election of the islamist and not a party and once again brought them out in the thousands of votes at the crime scene center we have tamed our rights fifty years ago heather has now they want to challenge them. when we're no

or jewish women. they saw the fight for women's rights as part of another battle one that would lead to the liberation of a colony and all of its people. in one hundred fifty six to nazir. an independent. the first president of the team is in republic became an architect of women's liberation he instituted the code of personal status outlawing polygamy and repudiation establishing a judicial procedure for divorce and fixing the minimum age of marriage at seventeen. he took advantage of the moment of national consensus after independence to enact the reforms even managing to sway the religious authorities of the time. turned into law the ideas a spouse but unity and feminists starting with time out. he was convinced that his country could only become a modern state if women were emancipation. in a submerged gesture bookkeeper lifted the traditional veil and public. although he did not establish complete equality this state feminism ten used with paternalism was to revolutionize the lives of genius in w

black women matter black women matter black women matter black women matter black women matter black women matter black women matter >> all right. thank you. [applause] >> to i very much. let's give a round of applause for that chanting. i am the organizer. we are going to start our speeches. right? we are going to have a row conversation about weight supremacy and our responsibility to have uncomfortable conversations, all right? without further a do let me introduce teresa younger. ident of the foundation, teresa younger. >> hello. hola! our y'all ready? who walked, who march here? i can't hear you. if you march like that, nobody hurt you. who marched here? yeah. first off, thank you. second, let's take one second two appreciate this amazing weather that we have but recognize we have brothers and sisters in other parts of this the global down in south and down in puerto rico who cannot be with us today, but join me for one second as we send them our love. all right, let's get going here. welcome to the march for racial justice. [applause] all right. we are -- are we ready for this?

women just want to work. why should we strip the american dream from women who have worked just as hard as their male counterparts and why should they have to put up with this behavior and take the shame of it? what we're seeing now is that shame is finally being transferred to the harassers. their faces are on the covers of the magazines. i mean, i really feel like it's a watershed moment. >> uh-huh. if i had a dime for every moment in my career that felt like a watershed moment. >> i know. >> you're a woman, i'm an african-american. i've been through this as many times or more as you've been through this when i thought the xy or z, i thought the rodney king beating was a watershed moment. i thought trevor martin was a watershed, don't get me started. and they didn't quite measure up in the way i hoped they would. what gives you reason to believe this really is a watershed moment and that something will come out of it beyond the embarrassment of mr. o'reilly, mr. weinstein, et cetera, et cetera? >> i hear yo

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to sort of come out as men and say not say oh women are just as bad or women bring it upon themselves or their sell their bodies in hollywood which is stupid i mean no hollywood only to not have outstanding how you saw and it's not true that you can't ignore it if women. are in a structural situation where the choice between remaining. poor poor without a job whatever or a menial job or possibly advancing themselves by by by demeaning of those at the same time you can't accuse the women of taking advantage of that you have to use the system and you have to change it and people like yourself who seem to get used to be going on the surface you know of course there are women who who prostitute themselves does that make prostitution good no it's you know what you have i myself i don't i don't want to defend this behavior but i just realized that it exists and that there are women was to tell me it's my right to do this and actually to feminist movement has has and has worked for a distant a woman can do this without being told you are a slut for this so we had we just have to realize also

to women's rights. do you know what fish me a cigar unbelievable success of the photo campaign surprised us. however we weren't surprised that so many men participated i feel because every day we see that male domination also leads to violence towards men and if it is. at the end of the month . i think we are on the brink of a real feminist revolution. i support the uprising of women in the arab world. because from my rights should be hard. i support the uprising of women in the arab world because the liberation of. the uprising of women in the arab world because i want to be a strong and free. i support the uprising of women in the arab world. you can get almost anything you want at the world's largest discount wholesale in china. the goods are hot export items although the currency may be rock bottom. but the boom times of the past is seem to be over. brad. thanks to knives to. sustainable protection for the earth ideas designed to preserve our ecosystems and they exist around the world. global ideas

women around the world are demanding more respect. for the rise of this new feminist as metal backlash the especially in south korea where men's rights groups are enraged that the money. would. go on. and a vicious gender has a ruptured aneurysm part. of that again commentator. i'm steve on this edition of one on one east we explore how massage is leading to murder in south korea. south korea is one of the most developed nations in asia. but beneath this fast paced progressive aside lies a frightening fact that has one of the highest rates of female homicide in the world. last year one brutal murder stood out it was a flashpoint that pushed a deep seated issue to the surface koreas gender inequality. it happened near gangnam station exit number ten in songs busy got in the district . a woman in her early twenty's went to a public toilet during a night out with friends. but a murderer was waiting for. a stranger who wanted to kill a woman any woman. while the murderer waited six men visited the unisex toilet and left confiscate. but wh

to women's rights. they assume the unbelievable success of the photo campaign surprised us. however we weren't surprised that so many men participated i think because every day we see that male domination also leads to violence towards men. and if it is. at the end of the month. i think we are on the brink of a real feminist revolution. i support the uprising of women in the arab world. because from my right. i support the uprising of women in the arab world because the liberation of. the uprising of women. because i want to be a strong and free. i support the uprising of women in the arab world. hearts mountains may hear this. or this. or this. many voices many colors and many faces. germany's highest uplands region the hearts mountains. the. white elephants this. is a plastic bottle turned into a paving stone why do algae make it clear. good idea kill working anywhere and there are people developing smart solutions everywhere. let's inspire each other the environment magazine to go at africa thirty mi

you can see women fasten on films which are women's voices and well rounded women's characters and well—written parts. you look at the success of some female directed films and plays, there is a huge untapped vein there. i want to hear tim's and view as well. what i wanted to say was i am slightly more essentialist and i am slightly more pessimistic about the effect that rearranging the culture, the effect it can have, because i do tend to think, particularly with the massive growth in the pornography industry which i think has been very retrograde and has almost produced an upper lip again in the objectification of women. and the fact that is consumed 90% by men. i don't think one can argue all of that away by saying if we just rearrange the culture in some way. i think there is something, perhaps best deal is not a right word, it is overdramatic, i mean there is something biological in the male sexuality and power. i think that is a very dangerous thing to say. i don't care. i would like to think we can raise this kind of behaviour by simply rearranging society. ijust don't think it is true.

hierarchy against women, thought women are color, particularly black women harassed. seeing mixed messages from the white house going back to an earlier era. what's going on now with kelly and congressman -- trust black pi women's stories with evidence and the inclination to smear them so equally, or so quickly, i think is part of the problem as well. >> in addition to the #metoo, the #ibelievefrederica, heavy, too. >> thank you all. wow, a great panel. have to reassemble you in the future. >>> up next, in the trump sessions era, not all crime is created equal. stay with us. whoooo. going somewhere? here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. your bbut as you get older,ing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen ha

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trump, i don't talk that way to women. you see, if someone would just do that. >> he was this young guy, he was trying to get ahead in donald trump is donald trump, and it just wasn't going to happen. >> but now i think that's going to start happening. i really do. especially with our younger people. millennial's want to see that their hard work pays off in a good way. they like to see and results and i really believe that our younger people want to get rid of this indignity. i really do. i think with more and more women coming forward, that is so empowering of women of all ages, but especially our young women who are just coming into the workforce. they are seeing what happens when other women are speaking up and they are seeing that they have a voice. >> when you look at politicians and you see, let's start with jack kennedy, my husband is a very close friend of jack kennedy. they would have dinner two or three nights together at the white house and then swears that he never heard any of that because the four of them wor

i want to see the nasty women out there fighting for the rights of the women this man has abused and this culture has made normative. you know this is the tip of the iceberg.no i predict an avalanche of stories about sexual abuse, rape, and all kinds of misconduct coming out of the hollywood elite. these are the people that want to preach to us about their moral values and write the fake news stories in the press? the day has come. they are now looking in the mirror and they will pay the price. >> sean: well said. hillary, give the money back. he took from all these countries that abused women, kill gays and lesbians, and persecute christians and jews. the kimmel thing was pretty disgusting. mr. high horse lately. i want to play for you roman polanski getting the oscar. he gave a 13 -- he is in his 40s. he gave a 13-year-old girl booze and quaaludes. he brutally rapes this girl. watch hollywood. if this doesn't show what a sewer hollywood is, watch this. >> roman polanski. "the pianist." [cheers and applause] >> sean: polanski is a pig. they are standing and cheering for a child rapi

it's so women inside. and women are to change you know that in certain manner we're not leaving from the front toward leading from behind we are driving our lives and we're driving to be a part of change but nobody can see because we're not sitting in the driver's seat that we're giving instructions for. women and girls are not allowed to engage in sports in public and hardly any school has a sports all one consequence of this is medical problems stemming from a lack of exercise there are just a few private practice areas for sports women for instance where the girls objet are united one of the first female basketball teams in the country it was founded by lena on my enough. if a bunch of us decide to play basketball in a public area they would try to stop us then if your male guardian has no idea and is against it obviously you're in trouble and this is all about his him and not wanting women to be empowered and sports is a great way to empower women. time for a break but not to relax. and. i used to get

don't owe us their stories for us to become advocates for them in public and private spaces and women are also using the hash tag to talk back to men mona says men when the women in your life tell you what happened to them they need to hear i believe you or how i will change has prompted some men to even come past their role as aggressors with their own house tags like it was me i have i did that and i did it too and some are discussing ways to prevent sexual harassment we asked a few men how they would like to change the idea of masculinity here's what they told us. in all honesty masculinity as a construct has gone too far and done too much damage instead of keeping the focus on women the way they dress like cetera we should be focusing on how we view masculinity and how the fascism of masculinity leads as aggressive behavior men need to understand that it's ok to have feelings that emotions are all right or not . but showing nobody does not make you weak it doesn't make you less or to ensure a truly equitable society i believe the ideals of masculinity should be abandoned altogethe

women. ween are a diverse cohort differ by age, race, class, education, geography, religion, sexual orientation, maternal status. americaory of women in is vastly diverse. -- it is aiver colorful complex tapestry. tonight is women's suffrage, include in the lead up to talk about the schisms that -- proced passage of the 19th amendment, racial divisions and other schisms. we will focus primarily on the 1920's and then come after a dash through each of the decades, including passing the civil rights act. as theny people think of second women's movement is the ongoing women's movement. abandon political activity. they were just less successful. that timeline trumps another noted by historical methodology. zation is how we distort our history. which is events on the pink and blue timeline. the traditional markers are presidents, politics, war, and economics. most of us learned. american history in chapters here in colonization, settlements, the revolution, the federal period, manifest destiny, a

i was curious because a lot of it was women accusing other women. what do you think that has to do -- would it be offensive power over women? >> you are asking why women would accuse other women of eing witches? >> kind of the thought process behind the witch trials in general, especially when it comes to young girls accusing older women, what would be the thought process? girls alwaysung had things they didn't like about older women. and politicalcial and economic crisis. convened tos explanation.d an there were charges of witchcraft all the time. men, the nine judges of the court, decided to take seriously anyoneharges and hang who did not confess that they were allied with the devil. most people in that situation would confess to save their life area more than 100 people did. and the 20 people who died, there were 14 women and six men. refusedeople who died to confess an alliance with the devil, which is rather remarkable and makes them all quite heroic. really it was a political and social problem. same with thethe monstrous-- with the infants.

the stories of black women in the of women who took a wrong turn off of the expressway or one that was killed after they came to her house to serve a warrant for a traffic ticket. police violence against black women don't have the same uprising or outrage. so one thing i will end by saying as to see the was through william women's experiences to see more forms of police violence and also police sexual violence according to one study is the second most reported a form of police misconduct after excessive force. but in another study found the law enforcement officer is caught in actual sexual misconduct on average every five days over tenure period that is just the one that is caught. that is just the tip of the iceberg even survivors are advocates will tell you that the former chief of police wrote a book called police sexual violence the dirty little secret but nobody does anything about it. that is starting to come out in the open when they investigated the baltimore police department and the failure. some i want to turn over to the local experts. i one jews are at the end of the tabl

women as well. i think at the beginning of the discussion, we have to divide only men because not can be sexist, but we also have women who like to play these games and profit from it. melinda: the young women in the case of mr. weinstein, many of them are not even acting yet. birgit: i know, i don't talk about mr. weinstein, i talk about other women. for example, the bunnies in the mansion of hugh hefner. was it forced to do things like this, to live there? as a woman, you can take another job. nobody is forced to be a bunny. -- but we have women -- stefanie: i would like to add a different perspective. that is old-school patriarchy. of course, in patriarchy, we have women finding their way around if they want to gain power. in this case, we know, there is a recent study in germany that it is easier for women to become rich i marrying -- by marrying than working. birgit: is it then wrong that they do that? stefanie: no, the system is wrong. what we should talk about is how to change the patriarchal

b when hillary clinton and others -- when they talk about "women's rights" and women's health, we have to talk about abortion. they are often talking about abortion. when they say women's health, it becomes a euphemism for abortio abortion. when pro-life people say hey, maybe it's not such a great idea to have an abortion at eight or nine months and they say a woman has a right to do what's right with her body, hey folks, a woman has a right to keep herig body safe from sexual predators who are allegedly threatening them if they don't comply or dangling hollywood goodies in front of them. >> sean: basically if you have the right political positions,s, hollywood would forgive all of bill clinton's atrocious examples of abusing women. these weren't consensual relationships. monica, maybe. but not kathleen or gennifer flowers. but she was trashed for telling the truth. we will also forget roman polanski because he is such an artist. we will forget hillary took money from all these countries. they bought her silence because she never criticized countries that donated so many millions of do

so so so difficult because on one hand we have to those women who were forced and we have other women too and it's very and i think at the beginning of the discussion we have to divide all this because not only man can be sexist but we also women just like to play these games have to profit from it the young women in the case of mr weinstein many of them weren't even acting yet they were looking for their first opportunity i don't talk about mr whites and i talk about other women for example take those bunnies in in the in the mention of you have to know where the fullest to do things like this to to live dare to have also walk yes but you know you can as as a woman you can do you can take another job nobody is forced to be a bunny in the mental if you have to but we have women in this world who has no problem with any i would like to add more and there's a perspective i mean this is words that i actually kind of like but it's really old school patriarchy so of course in patriarchy we have women find their way around if they want to gain power and this means of course i mean we know f

way to empower women. time for a break but not to relax. you know. i used to get the opposition mainly on social media and the newspapers a few phone calls. that. some of. the women. that we were. very exposed to the world and even the. day. too. the rich desert monarchy is able to by its citizens loyalty it can therefore stifle the call for rights and individual freedom through a free supply of water and electricity i wages for the many civil servants and through waiving income tax. at the same time the regimes rule is a strict one executions continue to take place on squares and in front of mosques even in liberal jeta other forms of public entertainment such as cinema theatre and music clubs are against the law. one of the few places where locals can let off steam as at the outcome of the club . yet here too there is a strict gender separation and jokes about religion or the royal family are to move . self-censorship offers protection from draconian punishment. if not the ivy. oh. yes municipal election

to gag women. hostncer: former fox news gretchen carlson talks about her sexualk "the fierce: harassment and taking your power back." that's tonight on c-span's " book tv." up next on american history tv, we hear from diana walker, a former white house photographer. in this interview she talks about her career and her behind the scenes outlets. she is the author

women did reportedly come forward in fact several women reportedly settled with him which means that they were forced to sign nondisclosure agreements as terms of those agreements they also had payoffs and legal threats that were used by their p.r. and legal teams which created these campaigns to suppress the truth from coming out and women warned other women in the industry against weinstein in fact the actress just cast and said that she had long heard about allegations against him and that she was careful rose mcgowan says that she tried to warn amazon studios not to work with harvey weinstein and she just openly admitted this week that harvey weinstein indeed is the studio executive who raped her she had not publicly disclosed who the person was because of those nondisclosure agreements this is a problem in hollywood it's an industry that is known for creating the casting couch in which women are expected to exchange sexual favors with the man in charge in order to get roles in the film industry mike so it's a deep seated but the problem is don't you see this believes out to othe

the women embroider. it's a very old embroidery skill that women in kandahar are specifically known throughout the country. before kandahar treasure, this embroidery never really was introduced to the world as a possible product for market. so by recognizing this incredible fine skill that the women had, kandahar treasure used the opportunity to provide a working opportunity for the women at home. kandahar treasure empowers women. when a woman earns, it gives her power beyond our understanding and imagination. women are always a liability here. their food, their clothing, their health, every aspect of their life has to be taken care of by a man figure in the household. and so now, with women having the ability to earn money, at home even, they now have an opportunity to become an asset to the family. indirectly, we're also changing the social dynamics of the society, and that is an important step to changing women's social reality in the country that we work. one cultural benefit to women in kandahar is t

this way of treating women ends now." on wednesday, rose mcgowan reported that her twitter account had been suspended. mcgowan had been using twitter support other women who have come forward and t to attack the she saw as complicit, including the weinstein company board of didirectors and high p profile actors matt damon and ben affleck. rose mcgowan accused ben a afflk of lying about his knowledge of weinstein's history of sexual misconduct. weinstein's wife, georgina chapman, a well-known fashion designer, says she's ending their 10-year marriage. on tuesday, former president barack obama and former secretary of state hillary clinton both condedemned weinstein, who has been a major democratic donor. in a statement, obama said he and michelle have been disgusted by the reports and said -- "any man who demeans and degrades women in such fashion needs to be condemned and held accountable, regardless of wealth or status." fofor more, we're joined by several guests. joining us via democracy now! video streaming colorado is

new source women's colleges. someone thinks okay maybe we should try using the women. there is an understanding now that they were entering a factories it's important to recognize that educated women were also been recruited to do the intelligence work and the brainwork that wouldll drive the war effort and give the military intelligence information that they needed. in which the navy which is a very elite white glove service decides to pluck women from the seven sisters school. and seniors at those colleges get secret invitations to meetings with matt and the astronomy professor's where professors where they are asked to things. there ask do you like to wear workpr crossword puzzles. in our you engaged to be married. these women at these northern seven sisters schools. to do cryptanalysis. and they were told this has to be secret. they came down to washington as civilians in the summer.to and that was a major code breaking victory and all the sudden. they also have responsibility in europe but in the pacific ocean. we are to find women and some other part of the count

so, for example, after the earthquake in nepal, un women with oui’ earthquake in nepal, un women with our partners earthquake in nepal, un women with oui’ partners was earthquake in nepal, un women with our partners was working to set up multipurpose centres for women and girls affected by that earthquake, where they could access the trauma counselling, information, training, but where they could also come and feel safe. and what we saw from the women and girls who benefited from that training was that it was quite a life altering experience for many of them, which allowed them to then step up and act as leaders after the earthquake in their communities, in building the resilience in their communities, and coming up with solutions. whether it is improving local water supplies, whether it is the stupid in hygiene kits for women affected, or shaping the response after the crisis. happy international day of the girl. thank you so much forjoining us right here on newsday. the last time there was a volcanic eruption in iceland, back in 2010, the resulting ash cloud caused massive disrupt

i won black women and won latina women by 68%. i won women overall and i lost white women, precodominantly non-college educated white women. it has become a factor the way that race has and the way president obama almost transcended it and was able to be elected twice. i think that gender is still a challenge in the political arena. more and more women are running and more and more are getting elected at various stages in our political process. i say the best way to get sexism out of politics is the best way to get women into politics. i have worked on it together. i am supporting groups trying to do just that. it's not there yet. honest by, i would have won but i think every day that goes by the evidence becomes clearer. i don't blame any woman who hears that oh, the fbi is opening another investigation for saying, i'm not waiting my vote or i'm not going to vote now. for women their vote is a very personal commitment. and they want to be sure they are right. there was a lot of noise at the end with the comey letter. >>> more wit

black women matter. >> black women matter. >> black women matter. >> black women matter. >> black women matter. >> black women matter. come on, i cannot hear you all. black women matter. >> black women matter. >> black women matter. >> black women matter. >> black women matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no racist -- . >> police. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no racist -- >> police. >> when black women are under attack, what do we do? stand up, fight back. when indigenous women are under attack, what do? >> stand up, fight back. >> when muslim women are under attack, what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> when any of us are under attack, what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> stand up, fight back. >> stand up, fight back. >> stand up, fight back. >> stand up, fight back. >> stand up, fight back. >>

uest: clearly women can act abusively, there can be toxic ehaviors engaged in by women and men in work place, whether all female work place or even in when women have authority over men, they can misuse authority. nobody should be abused and be called out d and held accountable for being abusive. i would agree with that, again, it is important that i, as a man and those doing this perspective, s in men's violence against women and the harassment is by far biggest problem, but it doesn't mean there aren't other issues that are worthy of discussion worthy of our action, as well as our compassion for the targets.nd i mean, again, i hope nobody this away from conversation with the diluted belief that somehow there is quation between the amount of sexual harassment that men suffer in the work place versus omen, it is wildly disproportionate, men are the perpetrators and women are the victim necessary vast majority cases, that doesn't negate men as victims, but doesn't two.e the host: listen to david's question quickly. in for a procoming forma session real quickly. david, real quick. air.,

and the stature of these women. it wasn't predominantly unknown actresses, it was everybody from now speaking on the record gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie to ashleyjudd, rosanna arquette and more. and it's also more than just women claiming sexual harassment, italian actress asia argento has spoken on the record and she claims that harvey weinstein raped her. other women have also spoken off the record to reporters claiming similarly that they too were raped by harvey weinstein and this is going to have a major domino effect in hollywood. he denies thosee allegations of rape. he says his sexual relationship were always consensual. i personally had never heard of these rumours before, but many people have spoken publicly about it being an open secret in hollywood which is just so disgusting to me. i read yesterday a joke that the host of the oscars made a couple of years ago saying that actresses no longer had to pretend to be sexually attracted to harvey weinstein. thatjoke had to come from somewhere and the fac

these are just a few of the women who have come forward in recent days. among them, three oscar winning actresses. angelina jolie, gwyneth paltrow and mirra sorvino. the story of one woman as they investigated her serious allegations of groping. >> if you want to leave -- >> why yesterday you touch my breast? >> oh, please. i'm sorry. just come in. i'm used to that. >> and you're about to hear from the report here obtained the secret audio. >> this was something that over and over again i was told was an open secret. >> as hollywood reacts to the latest bombshell allegations. was there a culture of complicity? why were charges never brought against weinstein? >> this special edition of "nightline," hollywood in scandal, the women speak. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "nightline." hollywood in scandal. the women speak. >> then he comes back out and he is totally naked. >> he just kept asking me to watch him masturbate. >> i said no a million times. >> my heart was racing and i was very scared. >> the wall of silence

so i'm going to start by talking about these wonderful women, these beautiful women. up at the far right hand corner with her beautiful baby is stella marie trottier graves. stella marie who was born and grew up in belcourt, north dakota, she's a member or was a member of the turtle mountain band of chippewa. she spent many years traveling the world with her husband who served in the u.s. air force and their three children. the family lived in florida, germany, japan, and arizona. everywhere they went, stella quickly made friends and proudly shared her culture. she was loved and adored by all who met her for living an adventuresome and fearless life. in july of 2009, stella and her family moved back to belcourt, north dakota, and she started to attend turtle mountain community college. on september 16, 2010, stella and her cousin were at the local bar when she decided to stay behind with other people they knew. according to witnesses, stella left with another couple to continue the evening out. stella's body was later found in a male tribal member's pickup in a an ope

martin luther penned writings defending the women from defamation the reform was also gave these women prospects. one of the most famous works by the painter lucas kind can be found in that parish church the reformation all to peace many of the people depicted here were among the most influential supporters of the reformation. pastor your highness bukan haagen the reformer philip milan thought here share in carrying out a baptism with lucas kind of himself at his side many of the former nuns found refuge in these men's homes in parsonage for example in some cases for years. an unmarried woman five hundred years ago stood almost no chance of providing for herself other than by working as a servant or a prostitute catalina from bora learned that in the time that she was put up in the crime a household you will have to marry who anyone anyone. does ireland bit on the new role of reform as well advocating for women was a life as a wife and mother as a woman was to be the head of a household she was to be in charge in the home and raise the children and feel it is all he can at sea and. and

women face. this week, women in tech have taken up the challenge, to come up with a new product. along with two mobile phone apps, one of the women involved, product designer roya ramezani, has come up with an eye—catching way to portray everyday examples of workplace sexism. nuala mcgovern has been following the women all week and here is what happened when they literally road tested roya's idea. so, behind this door is some of the work that roya and her team have been creating, inventing, throughout this week. it is something that is meant to help with a solution to bro culture, to raise awareness. she also talked about bringing men and women into this particular project. i'm really excited to see what it is. and it is just beyond this door. oh, my goodness. it's huge! 0k, bbc, 100 women. we saw some of the laser printing earlier, and let's see what's on the other side. there is the hashtag "me too" and so this is some of the painting and spray painting. what does sexism sound like? and then

. >> you know part of what was amazing and porpght about women's march was that it was so many women coming together so you have this set of organizers who become the face of the movement but then -- it was so clear that the people who came requester so far beyond, you know, whatever vision the organize oars necessarily had, and so it becomes a problem that we had on the much smaller scale that you have all of these people who at some level identify feminists -- but have completely different backgrounds and different levels of engagement with feminist principles with left principles. and so it is really -- you know, it's hard to say if it is just one thing or if women's march is going to go as just this one action or as ongoing movement. one more question i have three questions -- i gots five minute warning and which one to ask to two of you only. well okay subtitle is feminism from america so i want you guys to tell me what the the rev you're referring to exactly is. and if it has happened where if you're predicting one and what form it might take or is taking. [laughter] >> i feel

women founders only get 7% of venture capital in this country, only 7% of venture capitalists are women. only 7% of stories in the business media are about women founders. we need to change that. over the last two and half years i have served to my home state of texas is no entrepreneur residence. i'm an entrepreneur myself and the cofounder of alice, the first ever machine learning ai tool that helps women, minority founder helps find these reasons resources they need to scale. i found barriers really sit four pillars. access to capital, networks, technology, and talent. all-star with access to capital. that's number one issue facing women. weather in sioux falls whether going with silicon valley this is a major problem. we need to incentivize or venture capital friends to increase that 7% number. it's going down. i think the 2017 numbers will show a significant drop in venture capital. bias and unconscious bias does exist. the me to movement is not just about hollywood. i want to encourage your sba to continue to strengthen. it's a critical part of our country. while women are fought

liberties of women. the first funerals have taken place in brazil of children killed on thursday by a security guard who set fire to a childcare centre in the state of minas gerais. seven children, most of them aged four, and a teacher have now died. this is what is left of the nursery room. the school's security guard came in and spilt fuel and toddlers, teachers and himself and started the fire. now everything is pitch black. charred books on the floor. the ceiling melted away. the strong smell here stinks —— stings the throat. translation: when i rushed in, everything was covered in black smoke. i saw two children. i brought the first one out when i got the second child, her skin seemed to be melting away. i was shocked but managed to save her. i came back for more children but they were no longer reading. this small city buried seven victims on friday. they are stunned by what happened. the question resounding here is, why? the attacker had been a night guard at the school for almost ten years. i

can also be misogynist and women can hate other women and so i think it's important and rebecca remind everyone in her terrific piece that she's written about hillary clinton that white women vote for republicans, so i think that will be fought an filed and shes in her book, all these black people voted for obama. why were women not voting for a woman and grace was a bigger motivator than gender. so in part it is important to understand white women vote for republicans and also gender is more complicated and in some ways, i think now sitting here today i think the first woman president might be a woman of color because of the way it's getting people to support a particular candidate and identify them that way. >> is it going to be nikki haley? [laughter] [inaudible] i'm pretty sure she is setting herself up, she looks like the adult among this circus that we watch everyday on television. every day on television. but it's interesting because i think that again she is still going to have to get those white women to vote for her and there is just something about their place in our society

they also heris women who are dressed conservatively and then there are women who dress provocatively and the men don't heris them at all. in the least as it should. be out of no. no i'm on my way to meet a woman i'll call them all her life is very different from that of the family we've just met we've agreed to conceal her identity. i was always rebellious. you know things like you can do this you can do that but i think my parents had a hard time with really hard time because. i was just not conforming with whatever . rules they were putting for me i was actually born in my grandmother's placing visa my dad was he came from saeed upper egypt started from from nothing he had actually absolutely nothing my mom would live things are she was one of ten i never really knew the difference between a boy and a girl but when my brother was born and then i actually saw the difference he is the war you are the girl you're supposed to be doing certain things and he was supposed to be. the powerful things as far as i saw it i was in allowed to to be back home after eight o'clock and this is some