I found this video on youtube.com about genital mutilation, it was published by Global Citizen on Feb 26, 2018. Female genital mutilation is removing the female genital organs. This violence against girls has happened to over 200 million girls across the globe. It’s said that they have genital mutilation done to “purify” for their husbands. There are four different types of female genital mutilation, Clitoridectomy, excision, infibulation and the fourth is all three put together. This can cause a lot of problems for women. Birthing issues, problems using the bathroom and obsesive bleeding. I think there needs to be more awareness brought to genital mutilation so it can be put to an end.  The audiance for this piece of media is the news, like CNN. A national news station could bring a lot of awareness to this situation for the world to know the kind of torcher our women are going through.

“While women represent half the global population and one-third of the labor force, they receive only one-tenth of the world income and own less than one percent of world property. They are also responsible for two-thirds of all working hours”.-Philip Cohen

There are many myths about women that society has believed to be true. Women belong in the house, taking care of children, cooking and cleaning. Women don’t work harder than men, just to name a few. These myth’s began way back in the old days. Today women have come a long way, proving these myth’s wrong. There are still a lot of women who live the “Housewife Life”, But a lot of us work, have and education and are head of our households all without a mans help. It’s been said that “Women don’t advance because they focus more on family”-Samantha Mc lauren. Which isn’t true at all, In the US 70% of women with children work. This myth is one of the main reasons it may be hard for women to climb the ladder in the work place, Even tho they may have a degree.

https://business.linkedin.com/talent-solutions/blog/diversity/2018/working-women myths

https://www.theatlantic.com/sexes/archive/2013/03/women-own-1-of-world-property-a-feminist-myth-that-wont-die/273840/

What Women’s Work Looks Like Now By: Elliot Bently and Soo Oh

https://www.wsj.com/graphics/what-womens-work-looks-like/

Published Oct.14th 2019 at 10:00pm ET

I found this article about “women’s Work”, on google. The article was written by Elliot Bently and Soo Oh. The audience for this message is everyone, to inform everyone on how far women have come. It explains how far women have come in the work field. “Women make up about half of the US workforce today, but many jobs remain largely segregated along gender lines.”- Elliot Bently and Soo Oh. Women’s rights in the workforce has changed over the years, Now women are able to achieve goals that men could only achieve at one point in time. Law enforcement, Law and Finance just to name a few. Back years ago women only had jobs cleaning, cooking or sewing because of the prospective that women can only do house work. Before then women didn’t really work at all so there is no doubt that women’s rights have come a long way.

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