is to say that the world changes. safety even is changing the world for women in bogota it s been used to improve safety alongside the tracks and in one way to stay in the sustainable public transport. that supports a few cities. now more of the women role models are beginning to be celebrated by society but this is only of use of development a board game designed by a polish on the kernel is trying to fortify those efforts even more designed for all ages in genders the game in fast the players about strong women and the ideas they strive for let s look at what went into creating this. bestselling author j.k. rowling artist frida kahlo and tennis star serena williams in the game. they share the board with 25 other extraordinary women these include famous i m not so well
a stalking up. my motivation my desire is to say that the world changes. safety is changing the world for women and it s been used to improve safety alongside the tracks and in hanoi to strengthen sustainable public transport have been planning by women for women support safer cities. now more of the women role models are beginning to be celebrated by society but this is only a vis a vis bella a board game designed by a polish of the kernel is trying to fortify those efforts even more designed for all ages and genders the game in fast the players about strong women and the ideas they strove for let s look at what went into creating this. bestselling author j.k. rowling artist frida kahlo and tennis star serena williams in the game. they share
chauffeur and shopper keeps her going part of the day. women in the 1960 were like caricatures trapped in a glossy magazine ad. the average woman those days was homemakers and housewives. that was the majority of women. even women who had a lot of education and professions they were expected to get married. only men worked for pay. women were expected not to. i thought i had three choices. i could be a nurse. i could be a teacher or i could be a librarian. those were the women role models that i saw. in the 1960s, fewer than 40% of women held jobs. those who did earned less than 60 cents for every dollar made by a man. women could be fairired if they became pregnant. weren t entitled to their own
i think that we need women role models everywhere. i think that it s really hard to imagine yourself as something that you don t see. i think it is great that you have your own show. there are going to be more little girls who think that they can grow up one day and have their own show on television because of you. like i think that we need more movies made about women who are rock star scientists and more television shows made about women who are explorers and not just men who are traipsing off into the jungles. and absolutely, we need women who are at the head of a boardroom, like at the head of the white house, at the head of kind of major scientific enterprises so that little girls everywhere can then think, you know what? i can do that, i want to do that, i will do that. before we go, chelsea, speaking of traipsing off into the global voyager, you just came back from burma which is a place that i hold dear to my heart. how was that trip for you?