Fighting for justice for Briana Taylor equality womens rights and the fight against sexism see never ending its time we start watching the hawks. If you want to whats going on a city the streets you want to. Undersell you. See the prices you always stay on see. Mass graves see this sleaze systemic deception is complete show which. Some big deal. And were all going to watching the hardest. And i mean and joining us today to discuss women and equality were joined by the cohost of. Our to you america sports producer regina hammer on the professor of africanamerican history at George Washington university Brittany Lewis thank you all 3 for coming on and joining us today for how things are. Going to were going to go ahead and get started britney i am going to do a wrap around here so everybody gets to answer this one can womens equality truly be achieved and why is it so hard to move the needle forward on gender equality. She said you know im im going to stay yes and im going to say that as
The price that they pay. Their dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that really isnt scientifically justified and ill study actually suggested that the long term effects might not just be the absence of benefit but actually that they might be causing long term. Greetings and salutations august 26th is womens equality day in america it was created following a resolution proposed by representative bella as bug in 1971 and passed by congress 2 years later though this day is celebrated across america its important to understand that we are still a far cry from achieving gender equality today women are fighting for equal pay for equal work in a nation that values mill contributions more than their female counterparts and punishes women for daring to work while being moms meanwhile a man can have a house full of kids and still be seen as capable of climbing the ladder. Women overall earn 84 percent for every dollar a man earns black women earn just 0. 62 for every dollar paid
Outbreak. Other countries that were held up to try to make us look not as good as we should look because weve done an incredible job but theyre having a lot of outbreaks, they will be able to put them out and we put them out. The hospitalization has fallen in our country 54 since the peak in april. 54 . Older americans are still the most vulnerable to the virus. 92 of deaths have occurred among those 55 and older. Only 2. 7 of deaths have occurred among those 44 years, think of that, 44 years and younger. So 44 years old and younger, only 2. 7 of deaths have occurred. And many of those people had preexisting conditions. They had problems, heart, diabetes and other problems but many of those. So think of that. Only 2. 7 under 44 years of age. Excess mortality in europe this year is 33 higher than the United States. Evidence that the tragic costs of this virus is higher in other western nations. South korea, youve been reading about south korea doing well. They just had a very big break
Good morning. This hear willing come to order. This hearing will come to order. I want to thank acting secretary wolf for his service and for taking the time to come before our committee here today. I know you have a lot of things on your plate here. The committee does appreciate you taking the time for coming in and explaining whats all been happening and answering our questions. Your full testimony, full written testimony will be entered in the record. For my part, im going to read my Opening Statement, and then there will be a twominute video at the tail end of my statement. The federal protective Service Officer David Patrick underwood was 53, on may 29th, when he was shot dead guarding a Federal Building in Oakland California during a protest. His partner was also shot, but thankfully survived. News reports said the protests involving approximately 8,000 people turned chaotic and violent as demonstrators smashed windows, looted stores and broke into a bank a few blocks from where
Greetings and salutations august 26th is womens equality day in america it was created following a resolution proposed by representative bella as in 1971 and passed by congress 2 years later though this day is celebrated across america its important to understand that we are still a far cry from achieving gender equality today women are equal pay for equal work in a nation that values milk contributions more than their female counterparts in punishes women for daring to work while being moms meanwhile a man can have a house full of kids and still be seen as capable of climbing the ladder. Women overall earn 84 percent for every dollar a man earns black women earn just 0. 62 for every dollar paid to white men and covert 19 has made things worse women are more heavily employed in helping professions in the Service Industry like retail Restaurants Hotels and their lines and those jobs have had the most layoffs and because childcare demands fall more heavily on mothers the ones lucky enoug