She’s awesome in speaking and explaining! I won’t lose my attention with her when she speaks. Well done Ms. Shade

You are one of the most Beautiful soul Shadé Zahrai ❤❤

I really liked this video and the ideas she had to share. It's certainly not about bashing men like some of the other talks I’ve seen online. It’s about breaking down the unconscious bias that we ALL have, and valuing people for their authentic strengths, whatever they may be.

"Both men and women should feel free to be SENSITIVE !"❤

I really want to give her a hug

Thank you for including your ancestry. Explains your purpose. Awesome content & well delivered.

Your knowledge and preparation is clearly and positively demonstrated in your content area of delivery. Try definite eye contact instead of panning from left to right. Pause just a little longer. Ask your audience more question using the Socratic method.

WOW - loved this, thank you!

Good job Shade. Greetings from Poland ♥️

I can feel fire in her eyes

I like how Shadé uses Barbie as a point illustrator but claiming that Barbie wasn't good enough, could mean equally that she did not have the necessary skills to complete the task; that the only people able to complete the task happened to be boys because they did have the necessary skills. Not everyone in a software development company has the same skill sets and requires collaboration amongst different people regardless of their gender to complete a task. In fact, you'll find one programmer specialising in the game plot, another focusing on the graphics, yet another on the character movements and quality control The pay gap has all sorts of aspects associated with it, not least the fact that not all jobs are paid equally. The more dangerous, more physical, more potentially harmful or distasteful jobs have way more men performing those tasks than women and consequentially are paid more than the quiet, safe, comfortable jobs that women tend to be the majority work force. Of course, the time spent child rearing takes a huge chunk out of a woman's working life and thereby reduces her earning capacity and subsequentially retirement funds. Does she expect women to be paid more than men when women work less hours in a safer environment? Oh, there is one small technicality too, it's illegal to pay differently for the same work performed. I've listened to many of her talks that are for empowering people (not specifically women because the issues that she talks about are relevant to everyone). I have enjoyed the content and taken salient points to include in my day to day activities. Anyway, I'll continue taking notes from the video content

I really believe that things would improve if women helped each other to make it to the top instead of stepping on each other, and we need men to also ask for help when they need it too.

1:36 "At a time where no women in the planet could vote" - Please know that in South India Queens used to rule that time fighting British(Ex: Velu Nachiyar). Women were warriors too in Southern India. I am sure there were other women rulers too.

@koj2698

2 жыл бұрын

Still they could not vote

I'm in Love with her speech :) Great human

Lovely speech

This is brilliant

Vulnerability is strength.

@MishTheGod

5 жыл бұрын

False

Omg what a beautiful

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not all people wants to be leaders or need to be leaders scoping the situation according to one's lens only is not the good idea.....removing expectations is also not a good idea because it is a driving factor for motivation to do something nor denying the inherent scientific traits of genders....Tasks which each gender do better and more efficiently must be done by so....Yeah bias and expectations do exist and will exist... wings analogy kind of far fetched men and women are not that much similar they are somewhat different..... But yeah these talks are tempting and kind of thought provoking....for the sake of upbringing of a child it is necessary to be warm, emotional, nurturing there is a reason even if it is societal made for the nature of women and this is also true for men... double standards yep they exist and it is everywhere for both genders which gender have more its a major question and complaining about double standards doesn't worth it different things are judged by different standards

I find it very difficult for me to trust women who wear shoes like those 😢

I just wonder why she didn't say the name of her country but from her name she's from iran

The reason men made more, (I think times are a changing), Is because men didn't raise babies and take time off as much. Now that men have equal rights, (time off to raise children) it's time to level the playing field.

Manjistha Seeburn

I didn't like her approach because she said had their grandparents not escaped from that country she would have been a 2nd class citizen. Then what about that country women, she should be much happier to be there and fight for their rights and achieve.

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Whos watching this in 2023 after the movie?😅

where in middle east shes from?

@nishantshrivastava9674

Жыл бұрын

May be from lebanon.. Is there any country in middle East where non sunni sect of people r bound to be 2nd class citizens?? She could be from there because she mentioned it.

Manjistha seeburn

oh please.. asking for help from boys doesn't mean anything bad. Boys also ask for help from girls but I never see men making speeches about male power and men should stand up for themselves.

@97891999

5 жыл бұрын

What about the part at the end suggesting that men and women work together to achieve equality and to collaborate? Let’s not contribute to divisive ideologies and think more critically when listening to a talk.

Still u are little girl 😄😄😄😄❤👍

I like her. But she missed the point. She should've acknowledged that there are professions where women make more than men. Like Modelling.

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