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this is my interview with jack tucker

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I did a survey and the results were not what you would expect
the first question was to list some not-equal stuff so as if a girl got a bread crum while a boy got a feast or the other way around but most people listed no or idk
but some actual answers were girl's and boy's cafeteria food and other nonsense
The next question was so list was to list some equal stuff and like the other one a lot of people put no or idk but then there were some good answers like sharing or men's and women's rights, friendship
now question three was simply asking if you were a boy or a girl so I could know what you see as your gender
question four is when things got "serious"
it asked how equal you thought you were most people put yes  but what i found odd was that 13.3% of peole put a tiny bit now granet people chose yes and not absolutly but i thought most pople would have lied even if they knew they wernt so i was amazing to see people putting honesty first that may only have been 2 people but it was still nice to see
question five was asking what you would do if you saw someone or something being unequal
33.3% of people said no or idk but alot of people said they would stay out of it or ignore it other awnsers not saying to ignore it would be like to stand up to them or to make it right which was quite a few of them .

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april 28th gender equality history (voteing)

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april 28th gender equality history (voteing)

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in 1848 Women’s first suffrage conference calling for equal voting rights for women as afforded men in the united states. In 1920 the Congress adopted the  19th Amendment to extend voting rights to all citizens of voting age (giving equal voting rights to women, although race could still prove to be a barrier). meianwhile in sweaden 1921 Equal voting rights given to women. and a year later in the uk Women over 21 given the right to vote and by 2011 most places gave women the right to vote

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gender inequality the state of equal ease of access to resources and opportunities regardless of gender, including economic participation and decision-making; and the state of valuing different behaviors, aspirations and needs equally, regardless of gender. so in simple words one gender is treated diffrent then the other cause they are a man/women