Jennifer Lawrence: "We're Not Equal to Men, in Every Way that Counts"

The transcript discusses global economic inequality and the need for social and legal changes. It highlights the activism that emerged after the election, focusing on making the government fairer. The speaker emphasizes the responsibility to use one's voice to help others and address societal issues.

Why does the speaker question the expectation of social equality?

• Because social equality is already achieved.

• Due to the lack of economic equality.

• Because everyone is treated equally.

• Due to the abundance of resources.

What does the speaker believe needs to change in society?

• The way people dress.

• The laws and social norms.

• The type of food people eat.

• The language people speak.

According to the speaker, what is no longer considered normal?

• Ancient languages.

• Previously accepted social norms.

• Old-fashioned technology.

• Traditional clothing styles.

What motivated the speaker to focus on fixing governmental issues?

• A new job opportunity.

• The recent election.

• A personal financial crisis.

• A family member's advice.

What does the speaker feel they have a responsibility to do?

• Use their voice to help others.

• Ignore social issues.

• Travel the world.

• Focus solely on personal success.