Why Women Are Still Underrepresented in Congress

The video discusses the underrepresentation of women in politics, despite their equal success rates when running for office. It explores the concept of election aversion and voter bias, suggesting that only the most qualified women run due to discrimination. The Jackie and Jill Robinson effect is introduced, comparing the situation to sports integration, where women must outperform men to succeed. The video also examines the potential impact of role models like Kamala Harris in inspiring future female candidates and changing voter perceptions.

What are some reasons suggested for the underrepresentation of women in elected office?

How does voter bias affect women's chances of winning elections compared to men?

What is the 'Jackie and Jill Robinson effect' as discussed in the context of women's representation?

In what ways can women candidates inspire future generations to run for office?

Discuss the double standard that exists for women running for office compared to men.