What were BBC's editors doing?
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What were BBC's editors doing?
The women who rule India
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Some of the most powerful women in India are women. But will this usher in a new age of gender equality?
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Some of the most powerful women in India are women. But will this usher in a new age of gender equality?
Hellsangel- Posts : 14721
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What they are implying is until now the powerful women were considered men in female bodies.
Now, they are all women - according to the BBC
Now, they are all women - according to the BBC
Marathadi-Saamiyaar- Posts : 17675
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Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:What they are implying is until now the powerful women were considered men in female bodies.
Now, they are all women - according to the BBC
They finally corrected it:
Some of the most powerful figures in India are women. But will this usher in a new age of gender equality?
Hellsangel- Posts : 14721
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Hellsangel wrote:Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:What they are implying is until now the powerful women were considered men in female bodies.
Now, they are all women - according to the BBC
They finally corrected it:
Some of the most powerful figures in India are women. But will this usher in a new age of gender equality?
"Mayawati, a Dalit (untouchable) woman rule"
haha! speaking of progressive minded west or shall we say Brits are still good at implementing divide-and-rule policy albeit in a more subtle manner
confuzzled dude- Posts : 10205
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Re: What were BBC's editors doing?
Hellsangel wrote:The women who rule India
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Some of the most powerful women in India are women. But will this usher in a new age of gender equality?
no it won't. amartya sen addresses this in his book (TAI). inequalities work in tandem but we tend to think that they work in isolation. there are overlaps between gender inequality, rich-poor, brahmin-dalit and educated-illiterate divides. the only thing that can be understood from this is that if you are a woman, poor, dalit and illiterate, then you've had it. if you are a woman, rich or poor, brahmin, and literate then no (simple) conclusion can be drawn about gender inequality. certainly not anything as simple as women have now found emancipation in india (or pakistan or sri lanka or bangladesh).
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