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The quote demonstrates how the leader of Saudi Arabia only gave women the right to drive so women can drive to work and make more money for the for Saudi Arabia. The leader did it for the profits, and not for the right of women

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"Saudi leaders also hope the new policy will help the economy by increasing women's participation in the workplace."

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Many men today still believe women can't do many things without the help of a man. Men still believe women can't fix their own car problems. Men believe women can't change something as simple as a light bulb. Men fail to realized there are women in the government. Women are closer than ever at closing the pay gap. Women can drive in Saudi Arabia in June.

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The quote demonstrates how gender inequality will continue as long as men believe a woman needs them to solve their problems.

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"Men's desire to constantly try to fix and solve something."

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Men still perceive themselves as the dominant gender.

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Saudi Arabian women are finally being allowed to drive in 2018. Just for the economy to get better in Saudi Arabia.

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The pay gap is still 79 cents to the dollar.

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What do you think of the pay gap? Take a minute to think, and I'll choose three people to share their position, and I'll say why I agree or disagree.

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Women suffer in the workplace because of the pay gap.

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Because gender inequalities have been around since before paper was invented. From stone age until 2018. People get intrigued to hear that, just as intrigued they get when they see paper like this.

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