Women's Rights and Journalism Challenges

The video discusses the history of International Women's Day, first celebrated in 1909 in New York, and highlights the challenges faced by women in journalism, such as sexism and the glass ceiling. It explores the reactions to sexism in workplaces and the positive changes brought by the #MeToo movement, emphasizing the need for gender equality and a fair workspace.

When was the first International Women's Day celebrated?

• 1909

• 1911

• 1908

• 1910

What industry were the women involved in during the 1909 strike?

• Technology

• Garment

• Automobile

• Textile

What is a common challenge faced by female reporters in conflict zones?

• Language barriers

• Limited access to information

• Safety concerns

• Lack of equipment

What does the term 'glass ceiling' refer to?

• An invisible barrier to advancement

• A type of architecture

• A transparent roof

• A type of journalism

What is one of the perks of being a female reporter?

• More vacation days

• Better connections with people

• Higher salary

• Less work

How do societal perceptions affect women in the workplace?

• They encounter sexist attitudes

• They face fewer challenges

• They are given more opportunities

• They are always promoted

What positive change is mentioned regarding sexist jokes?

• They are ignored

• They are less tolerated

• They are encouraged

• They are more frequent

What realization did friends and colleagues come to?

• Women are better reporters

• There was a sexist undercurrent in their jokes

• Men are more suited for journalism

• Workplaces are already equal

What movement is mentioned as necessary for workplace equality?

• Environmental Movement

• Civil Rights Movement

• Me Too Movement

• Labor Movement

What is the desired outcome for future workspaces?

• Exclusive to men

• Safe and fair

• More hierarchical

• More competitive