Jess Phillips: Coronavirus pandemic has set back women’s advancement in society

The video discusses how the lockdown during the pandemic increased the risk of domestic abuse by reducing opportunities for escape and social interaction. It highlights the economic setbacks faced by women, particularly in job loss and career advancement, which exacerbate their vulnerability to abuse. The transcript critiques the government's inadequate response to these issues and emphasizes the need for targeted policies to address societal imbalances and support women's economic independence.

How did the lockdown during the pandemic affect the risk of domestic abuse?

• It decreased the risk by increasing social interactions.

• It increased the risk by reducing opportunities for victims to interact with others.

• It had no effect on the risk of domestic abuse.

• It increased the risk by providing more escape routes.

What is one major factor that has made women more vulnerable to domestic abuse during the pandemic?

• Equal job loss rates for men and women.

• Increased job opportunities for women.

• Improved economic independence for women.

• Setback in women's economic independence.

Which group is mentioned as being particularly affected by job losses during the pandemic?

• Elderly

• Fathers

• Mothers

• Teenagers

What is the critique of the government's response to domestic abuse issues during the pandemic?

• The government has broken the system and offered inadequate solutions.

• The government has provided ample support.

• The government has ignored the issue completely.

• The government has solved the issue effectively.

What do male politicians often do that is criticized in the context of the pandemic's impact on women?

• They thank mothers for their sacrifices without offering real solutions.

• They create new job opportunities for women.

• They provide financial aid to women.

• They ignore the contributions of mothers.