referred to as stem. even at a young age, there s a disproportionate number of girls that turn away from math and science early as elementary and middle school, maistakenly thinking they don t belong. she wants to show girls they do. she experienced that stem gap herself and intimidation that came with it. christina went back to the source, challenging herself to debug the gender code and find a solution to this complex problem. for three years, her free computer science camp empowered middle school girls to ignite their own spark and say hello, world. for most computer science programmers, the first thing they type in a new computer science language, testing a new system, but also symbolic in a way. there s so many possibilities with computer science. people used to think that every
through different things. we go through different moods every month. men experience things differently than women do. this is not surprising. through these politically correct public pressures, we are telling our women they need to be more like men and men they need to be more like women. we are creating blurred lines. regardless of boss or no boss female they don t know how to react the way that they would. never crack the gender code. that s never going to happen. then you blur the lines and you have this male-female boss dynamic. nature, when an animal feels threatened what do they do? they blow off. like a peacock. they start peacocking. i m not the boss of my family at home. let us know what you think. email your thoughts into friends at foxnews.com and we will take a look at them later on in the show. you may remember heart stopping video a california fire captain falling through the roof of a burning home
there is that dichotomy in that there is a conversation to be had but as nancy employee say said, it is not now and they have a lot more to prove they can work and governor before they can have that. let me move you in a slightly different direction. nancy pelosi s statement about being covered as a woman of power, this is off the hillary clinton statement. do you think that the media statement covers women differently? yeah, i do. i think the media well, any reporter, any journalist is going to reflect his or her own experiences, and it s inevitable. when it comes to members of the media when it comes to whims that is an issue, we ve seen it with candidates across the gord. it often is the fact the media reacts. you see political opponents bringing up issues that are gender code and the media ends