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There is demonstration of racism hierarchy in the activity. People who suffer from discrimination or underestimation in their lives suppose someone with a certain skin color should be less advantaged; a son even feel more privileged  than his mother but actually in the end the distance between them is not so far as he expected; it is quite common to meet privileges in daily life, at school students with higher exam marks usually have some privileges such as not receiving critiques from teachers in the same situations as other ordinary students; maybe sexual discrimination, in an internship interview, I failed but a boy with similar advantages got the job because the employer suppose a boy can be better equal to the position.

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There is demonstration of racism hierarchy in the activity. People who suffer from discrimination or underestimation in their lives suppose someone with a certain skin color should be less advantaged; a son even feel more privileged  than his mother but actually in the end the distance between them is not so far as he expected; it is quite common to meet privileges in daily life, at school students with higher exam marks usually have some privileges such as not receiving critiques from teachers in the same situations as other ordinary students; maybe sexual discrimination, in an internship interview, I failed but a boy with similar advantages got the job because the employer suppose a boy can be better equal to the position.

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The video of 1961 is a very familiar conversation to me because this conflict still exist in society around me. I can attach feeling to the chemist that it's very normal and necessary for women to be educated no matter married or not. However, many would hold the same opinion with th other woman because they are influenced by the patriarchalism. I grow up with all kinds of 'advice' that I, as a girl, should go to normal univesity and be a teacher near home.
The second video is glad to watch. She sets a brave and beautiful image of woman in neo-society and encourages all women to stand out for feminism, not to fear showing the feminine side out. People always judge others' outfits, for example, a girl wearing short skirt or crop top is considerd as 'not self-loving'. But wearing freedom is actually one's basic human right.

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The final position is really distinguished. I think Singapore is a rather international and equal country but it seems like there is still privilege on race in society. I cannot find example of race privilege on me but I can recall relative experiences on gender privilege for example, I am a female so in high school my head teacher didn't scold me very hard when I misbehaved but boys never escaped any punishment. But my gender gives me disadvantages, too. While most decent people would treat females approptiately, still many would cast defamation on women just because their gender. And men experience privilege in our society. I signed up a practical activity group in a college summer and I passed the interview. One of my friends even saw my name on the final list but I was replaced by a boy the other day with no reason.

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The first video shows the totally different attitude of two educated women towards the question” Is education a waste of time of married women?”. It shocks me a lot because Toni asserts receiving too much education causes unhappiness, while she herself is educated. In last century, the image of married women was inferior and most of them were considered to be contented to home. Nevertheless, Jane believes education can bring joy, encouraging her to think and speak wisely. Her idea enlightens me greatly because she doesn’t follow the trend and tries to emphasize the equity.

In the second video, this woman makes voice for contemporary women. Indeed, there are too much injustice or bias to women. The speech of this woman gives me lots of enlightenment and as well as courage. She strives to encourage females to be themselves, no matter what comment they will receive.

It reminds me of those kinds of new that criticize the figure or dressing of female stars, which could cause much hurt to them. It seems that for female stars, the appearance is more important than their professional quality. While for male stars, these critiques seldom happen.

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After seeing the two videos, I feel frustrated, but what they have mentioned actually I can guess. Although the status of women in this society and era have been improved, the prejudice about woemn still exists around us. I'd like to share an experience of one myself. I have a strong desire for continuing my further study and studying a PHD. However, my parents and relatives strongly disgree this thought. They hold the view that if a woman is over 30 years old, it is difficult for her to get married. Besides, the degree of education is not so important to a woman but getting married with a good and desirable husband is.
However, nowadays, an increasingly number of women know what they want in their life and have the ability to pursue their dreams such as having a further study although many have not understood this, which also put much pressure on women's choice.
Besides, the second video reminded me of a famous news in China. A girl was raped, but lots of people including the criminal thought it was not his fault but only because she wore skimpy outfits, which lured him. In my opinion, It was so ridiculous. But this thing truly reflect a phenomenon, that is the inequality in gender and women have not realized the freedom of dressing.

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I didn't expect that the Asian people who have the faces like us Chinese have the most privileges because in my mind, Chinese people have a low status in the world especially in non-Asian countries. I have learnt from the video that the privilege can benefit a lot not only in the daily life but also in your work, study and so on. Beside, if you have a privilege in some aspect, you can live better and easier. I 'd like to share an experience of myself. I went to a summer camp in Beijing. On the last day of the closing ceremony, the student group were required to pick up a representative to make a speech in public. I had a strong desire for being the representative because it's a good opportunity to practise the oral skills and uplift my condidence. However , the election method was not voting but our head teacher directly picked up an American student just because of his good speaking. Although I have to admit that my oral skills is not as good as his, I think the teacher should not use his sterotype to judge and pick up.

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One thing I didn't expect is that in such a progressive and international country Singapore, issues like inequality and racism are really common. More importantly, most people, including those who have privilege and those who do not have, don't realize that these problems exist. It is not that some purposely want to marginalize a race, and they just think it is something sensitive so they rarely discuss about it. 

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One thing I didn't expect is that in such a progressive and international country Singapore, issues like inequality and racism are really common. More importantly, most people, including those who have privilege and those who do not have, don't realize that these problems exist. It is not that some purposely want to marginalize a race, and they just think it is something sensitive so they rarely discuss about it. 

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The video presents the race and injustice problems in Singapore. It is quite incredible that in such a high-developing and civilized country, these problems are common. Some informants explain that they are clearly aware of those terrible issues but they choose to give them blind eyes because they are too sensitive to be discussed. If there exists privilege, inferiority will undoubtedly come out. When I was in high school, the teacher set a rule that the students who got high mark in exams can have the right to choose their seats. It presents the “privilege” in school context. 

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The video presents the race and injustice problems in Singapore. It is quite incredible that in such a high-developing and civilized country, these problems are common. Some informants explain that they are clearly aware of those terrible issues but they choose to give them blind eyes because they are too sensitive to be discussed. If there exists privilege, inferiority will undoubtedly come out. When I was in high school, the teacher set a rule that the students who got high mark in exams can have the right to choose their seats. It presents the “privilege” in school context. 

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In my opinion, both videos show the same thing that mainstream opinions are stood by men even in sixty years' "modern and developed society". I mean the society is "dominated" by the male, and one female should be "a good woman". It seems that the only value for women is to serve men, look after their families.

Not only in the 1960s but also in today, people still think too much higher education for women is unhappy. Take me for an example. The reason why I insist on my MA study even through the Covid-19 scars me is that I know I probably have no chance to pursue my higher education in the future. Most people think that as girls, master degree is enough. You'd better go straight for work because of the Covid-19. More important, your duty is to find a good job and a good husband. By the way, studying is meaningless for women. And some of my friends do so.

Besides, women should also look like "good", such as not exposing the body and putting too much makeup. The bad thing is that most people around me agree with it.

I try to escape from this kind of environment, and I also hope to find the arguments to change their so-called "mainstream opinion". Fortunately, I have great parents who support me 100%. I feel so lucky and thankful. Thus, I come to the UK to study in the UOM. If I can find the answer, I'd like to use facts to persuade those people.

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Although in a relatively fair and equal country like Singapore, this phenomenon makes people never seriously think about whether there is still a racial problem in their own body. Moreover, after answering these questions, some people will think about whether they have received privileged treatment in society and life through the perspective of each person. As can be seen from this video, race has a profound impact on all aspects of people's life, which is like a label that may always be attached to it.

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When I was watching the first video, I feel these two women being interviewed are both women with opinions based on their arguments and attitudes when expressing themselves. I also wonder what would be different if they don't have any education.
Second video makes me think about girl powder, being yourself, confident.

Maybe the second video is more powerful compared to the first one in terms of relating to my own thoughts. I am afraid to just think that I will be educated then become a housewife and stay home waiting for my husband and kids to go home after work or school. In the second video, I feel though I can't be as fearless like her, I can be more confident.
Example of undervaluing people by gender: I was surprised sometimes to hear that in one of my friends' family, women run business instead of men, for example, opening store. I didn't realise I look surprised until my friend told me.

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The first video is about a conversation between two educated women who expresses an entirely contrast view on highly-educated women. Toni, with a kindergarten certificate supposes higher education is futile to women which can make them frustrated and unhappy. She feels contented to be at home and look after her children. The other women Jean, a female feminist holds a different opinion. I wonder why both women receive education and their values are so different. Jean may receive higher education than Toni. What influences their values as a woman, their opinions towards education. The second video is an interview on a woman dresses in fancy coats who usually receives others' malicious or discriminatory eyesights due to her different outfits. Actually it should be our personal choice to decide what to wear, and there is no need to cater to others' needs and should not be judged with one's own culture. Girls should embrace their feminine side, not be humiliated about their dressing, their women identities. Why the look of hyper masculine is not problematic but hyper feminine is not good? is that because men are more powerful than women in the society? Still men dominate the most of fields in the society?

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Racism is common in Singapore and people did not realise the happening of racism or cannot talk about it are what I did not expect. example of privilege is when boarding on the plane, there is women only security check gate.
disadvantage: not being served in the first-class train where other white passengers were served coffee.

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In fact, I think Singapore is really equal before watching this video because it is quite an international developed country. I didn't expect it the same as participants. What's more, it is we who ignore it.
I think that this study mainly focuses on race privilege, so I'd like to talk about it with my own experience.
When I was in China, most of us actually admired minorities because the government gives them lots of privileges. It seems that they could get more than us easily, such as the opportunity to go to the top university and money. I think society is relevant stable and equal from this aspect.
Before I came to the UK, I heard that British is hospitable and welcoming. Now I found they are hospitable and welcoming, but only for "upper race". For example, both I and a girl found that most of the people in England responded nothing when we were greeting to them. Compared with it, my friend who is in Edinburgh lives in a warmer environment than us.
The last thing I'd like to mention is the designing of this study. It did reveal something. However, does this experiment reliable and valid? Can those questions represent race privilege? How did he select the participants? It inspired us some way, but it also should be improved.

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Both videos reflect society’s prejudices against women, such as women who should not receive higher education and should stay at home to take care of their children, and if women dress exaggeratedly, they will be attacked by others’ eyes and words.

I think these phenomena do exist in our real life. In the rural areas of my hometown, many parents often tell girls that marrying a good person and taking good care of the family is the most important thing for girls. So many girls get married very early.In addition, girls will be called bad girls if they wear too revealing clothes, which is very unfair.

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I know many people enjoy privileges. But after watching the video, I found that many people who have enjoyed the privileges did not realize this. So I think privilege is already a very common phenomenon. Beside, I also found that the factors affecting privileges include not only race but also age, gender and other factors. I reflected on whether I had enjoyed the privilege, but I did not notice that I had such an experience. The only thing was that my family was a teacher when I was in high school, so the head teacher paid special attention to my study.

The example I have experienced that made me feel inferior may be that I was once stopped by a white driver on a bus in Canada and asked to show my ID, and the other white people got on the bus without checking.The suspicious look of the white driver embarrassed me.

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The first video discusses whether education is a waste of married women's time. One woman thinks that education doesn't help married women much, because their priority in life is to take care of children and do housework. I think it is a social issue, and women are naturally given more responsibilities within the family by society. When I was looking for a job after graduation, I also found that many positions refused to accept women because they believed that women's marriage and children would affect their work. The responsibility of the family should be shared by both men and women, and everyone should have the right to education. This should not be a problem for married women.
The second video is about what women wear. It's also easy to define people in life by what they wear, especially women. Many jobs require women to dress but few require men to dress. Maybe there are jobs because of professional needs, but I think in life everyone can wear what they want to wear.

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I feel like women are always the weaker group in the society compared to men. It seems like everyone takes it for granted that women are ought to do the housework and men should go to work. I feel really pity that almost everyone thinks this situation is a matter of course. I think both women and men should fight for their own rights and they should not be judged by anyone, they can be whatever they want to be.

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To be honest, I have never expected that Asian stood in the front at last. In my previous view, our Asian people had a low status. It really surprised me that we were privileged compared to black people and Indian people. It is hard to imagine what do these people feel whenever facing discriminations. I have never experienced any disadvantage or inferiority before, but one of my classmates did. He was slapped in the face by a passer-by for no reason as he walked down a street in America. However, he did not offend that American and there was no confrontation between them. I guess maybe the American just didn't like Asians.

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1.Through this video, I can feel that in the age of the video, although some people in the society think it is useless for women to receive higher education, there are still some people who are fighting for women's educational opportunities. 2.The power group believed that married women did not need higher education and could wait until after age 45, when their children had grown up, if they had to. The disadvantaged group believed that married women needed higher education, which had a good effect on the family and the women themselves.3.Yes, I've heard people talk about how I need to learn to cook and clean so That I can take care of my family. I learned these skills because I wanted my life to be more orderly and better, not to serve the man in my future family.

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I didn't know that people may not aware that they were being isolated or neglected. I think I should care more about other people's feeling no matter they are from majorities or minorities

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In China's college entrance examination, only ethnic minorities can get extra points. I think this is a disadvantage of the Han nationality

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In China's college entrance examination, only ethnic minorities can get extra points. I think this is a disadvantage of the Han nationality

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1.In my opinion, Singapore is a very inclusive country, which is more equal and more international. However, I did not expect that "privilege" in such a country also happens on various occasions.2.I learned that no matter what race, people live or work together, there are some differences and differences, but that's not bad. Instead, people are willing to be considerate of each other and reduce privileges, which is important3.To be honest, I'm not sure whether this is a privilege or not, but in China, there is a policy called provincial protection policy during the college entrance examination, that is, the score of my own province protects the students in the province. For example, there is a 30-point difference between my college classmates and me in the college entrance examination.4.When I was in primary school, I had a conflict with one of my classmates, but the teacher chose to blame me instead of another student, because that student had a strong family background and that student was the teacher's goddaughter. Although I think I am right about this, it has become my psychological shadow all the time.

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I feel terrible. The videos reflect the different discourse power and social climate between men and women in society. The mainstream attitude about education, clothes even everything toward women is charged by men. At first, men hold unequal views of women. Gradually, even women will judge themselves in this way. Hence, feminists are fighting for their rights, including politics, society, and so on.
I never undervalue anyone because of their gender expressions and I totally approve feminists' just behavior! RESPECT!

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I got mixed feelings after watching these videos. The opinion of the woman named Toni may still represent many women/men today, that is, women don't need to be higher educated, getting married, staying at home and raising children are their missions. While the second video shows that we should be confident and proud to be a woman, we should embrace our feminine characteristics. When I was little, I lived with my grandparents who preferred boys, which made me very tough and didn't want to accept my gender as being a girl. So it took me a long time to embrace my feminine characteristics myself.

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The first video debates whether education wastes married women’s time. A woman believes that receiving education does not make much sense for married women and is unhappy. Taking care of children and doing housework at home is the focus of her life. Another woman thinks that receiving a good education helps her educate her children better. This social problem has always existed. For example, I can always hear some comments. It would be great for girls to find a stable job after graduation and find a good husband to marry and have children. For boys, they say that they are still young, read more, and work harder. These statements reveal inequality, tacitly that women should give priority to the family and make sacrifices for the family.
The second video is an interview about women's dressing. She believes that women should accept their feminine characteristics, feel confident in themselves, and should not let others' eyes affect them. For example, if a girl dressed up as a fashionable and avant-garde walks on the street, many people will observe and evaluate her, cast her scrutiny eyes, and even some people will act inappropriately. These behaviors can show different degrees of malice and discrimination, and disrespect for different cultures.

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1. First, I didn't expect that race issues are everywhere, even in Singapore, an advance and developed city. In addition, I think some questions are meaningless and the inside negative dimension is over-considered.
2. Race issues may hind in any situation.
3. I didn't pay attention to this. But it can happen, that I just ignored.
4. Maybe when I traveled to other provinces, I was asked higher prices for the same services than the native.

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After watching the first video, I felt so frustrated, especially for the woman who is already educated, but still thinks that higher education has more negative effects on married women, that she feels frustrated and unhappy because of the pressure of education, and that she is content to stay home and take care of her children. I despise women who limit their lives to getting married, having children, and having more children. I dislike the idea that it's important for a woman to marry well, and I think women should always live their own lives and learn throughout their lives to gain respect. It is said that parents are the best teachers for their children, but as a woman and a mother, I think I should become a better person for the sake of my children's education. The second video is from a cool woman. I agree with her that girls should embrace their feminine side and not be ashamed of the way they dress or their feminine identity. What we wear should be our personal choice and there's no need to cater to others, but I also have my own point to add that there is absolute freedom to dress in our own private space and it's also polite to dress appropriately in public.

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After watching the first video, I felt so frustrated, especially for the woman who is already educated, but still thinks that higher education has more negative effects on married women, that she feels frustrated and unhappy because of the pressure of education, and that she is content to stay home and take care of her children. I despise women who limit their lives to getting married, having children, and having more children. I dislike the idea that it's important for a woman to marry well, and I think women should always live their own lives and learn throughout their lives to gain respect. It is said that parents are the best teachers for their children, but as a woman and a mother, I think I should become a better person for the sake of my children's education. The second video is from a cool woman. I agree with her that girls should embrace their feminine side and not be ashamed of the way they dress or their feminine identity. What we wear should be our personal choice and there's no need to cater to others, but I also have my own point to add that there is absolute freedom to dress in our own private space and it's also polite to dress appropriately in public.

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In fact, I guessed the conclusion of the experiment at the beginning of this video, so I guess that's to be expected. Since discrimination is everywhere, and since Singapore is an Asian country, and one of the more ethnically Chinese countries, it makes sense that yellow people would be more "privileged" in this experiment. What did surprise me was the moderator's question, "Have you ever been told not to litter? After all, I remember Singapore as a beautiful country, known as the "Garden in the Sky", where littering is strictly regulated, but still uncivilized behavior exists. For me, the "discrimination" that I encountered would be in the workplace, where recruiters often ask me questions like, "Are you married" and "Do you have children? and male job seekers would not be asked such questions. But these two questions are also very realistic, women do not provide as many effective hours to the workplace as men do, society should be more tolerant of women, and companies have a sense of social responsibility.

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In fact, I guessed the conclusion of the experiment at the beginning of this video, so I guess that's to be expected. Since discrimination is everywhere, and since Singapore is an Asian country, and one of the more ethnically Chinese countries, it makes sense that yellow people would be more "privileged" in this experiment. What did surprise me was the moderator's question, "Have you ever been told not to litter? After all, I remember Singapore as a beautiful country, known as the "Garden in the Sky", where littering is strictly regulated, but still uncivilized behavior exists. For me, the "discrimination" that I encountered would be in the workplace, where recruiters often ask me questions like, "Are you married" and "Do you have children? and male job seekers would not be asked such questions. But these two questions are also very realistic, women do not provide as many effective hours to the workplace as men do, society should be more tolerant of women, and companies have a sense of social responsibility.

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I did not expect that people have never seriously thought about whether there are racial issues around them. Although it is an internationalized developed country like Singapore, while tolerance exists, there are still problems of racial discrimination and privilege. I remember that when I was buying coffee in Toronto, a white female employee had a very bad attitude. When my friend and I said to buy iced coffee, she deliberately said that they did not have iced coffee. Let us change to other drinks, which could be behind us White boys got iced coffee. But most people are good, and they are always very enthusiastic to explain to us every time they buy something. This experience and video show that racial issues exist in all aspects of people’s lives and have a profound impact on the entire society.

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In the first video, I prefer the opinions of the women, a pharmaceutical chemist. Education is not a waste of time for housewives. It can help you to live happier, and even you become a widow, at least you're able to find a job to make a living. And I feel a little shocked about Toni, who regards education as a negative thing for housewives. The second video encourages women to be more confident, which I completely agree with. Although there are still some discriminations against women. But we should be ourselves, no matter what other people say.
As for me, my parents told me that I can't be a housewife in the future, otherwise it's a waste of time for me to get higher education. Even they said that they can help me to look after children so that I can continue to work. Actually, I agree with their opinions to some degree. I hope to work to make living by myself. But I think now every woman should receive education, no matter what they will be in the future.

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The two videos reflect how we are still living in a patriarchal society. After 58 years, men is still the dominant group; Women have to explain their choices to society and fight for fair treatment and equal opportunities. The worst thing is, most women have internalised this status quo. I have experienced this discrimination in the labour market, where opportunities of promotion, lower salaries and leadership is still unreachable or a denied domain.
The two videos reflect how we are still living in a patriarchal society. After 58 years, men is still the dominant group; Women have to explain their choices to society and fight for fair treatment and equal opportunities. The worst thing is, most women have internalised this status quo. I have experienced this discrimination in the labour market, where opportunities of promotion, lower salaries and leadership is still unreachable or a denied domain.

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The video reflects how we are still living in judgemental society full of discrimination and how we become used to this. We “normalise” this behaviours and do not even realise consciously how we have been conditioned to give certain privileges to certain groups. We have created “taboos” on certain issues, like race and religion. As protected characteristics, we do not raise any concerns to avoid problems or social ostracising. 

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The video reflects how we are still living in judgemental society full of discrimination and how we become used to this. We “normalise” this behaviours and do not even realise consciously how we have been conditioned to give certain privileges to certain groups. We have created “taboos” on certain issues, like race and religion. As protected characteristics, we do not raise any concerns to avoid problems or social ostracising. 

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I feel a little upset after i watched these videos. I notice that the discrimination for women not only exists in China but also other countries。 This bias comes from men and women, ourselves. As for my experience, girls like to judge and compare. In school, we like to discuss whose clothes is beautiful and whose not. then someone will be laughed. i also have an piece of experience that a friend said my coat is not fashion and i refused to wear it to school anymore. Although i had begged my mother buy it to me, when I first saw it.

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I feel a little upset after i watched these videos. I notice that the discrimination for women not only exists in China but also other countries。 This bias comes from men and women, ourselves. As for my experience, girls like to judge and compare. In school, we like to discuss whose clothes is beautiful and whose not. then someone will be laughed. i also have an piece of experience that a friend said my coat is not fashion and i refused to wear it to school anymore. Although i had begged my mother buy it to me, when I first saw it.

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I realized some subtle things that also exists around me, too. Any privilege will damage other people's interest. From my study experience, especially in my primary school, the people who are tall and strong would be selected as monitor or class leader at the first day by teachers instead of fair competition.

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I realized some subtle things that also exists around me, too. Any privilege will damage other people's interest. From my study experience, especially in my primary school, the people who are tall and strong would be selected as monitor or class leader at the first day by teachers instead of fair competition.

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I didn't expect that racial discrimination and privilege closely related to those people's lives, even they had never noticed about it. And I learnt that it's still difficult to get racial harmony. Maybe on the surface level, some people think there is no racial discrimination. But it still exists, they just don't notice it, and even they instinctively receive it.
I experienced disadvantage of gender when I was looking for a job. Some companies were more willing to recruit boys than girls, because they said girls would give birth which is not benefit for companies. It's more convenient to arrange workplace and dormitory for boys. I think it's kind of gender racism.

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The first video reminds me a dilemma some women are facing in the society nowadays. Higher education is common for the public now in my hometown to some extent. Educated women will get a job after they graduate and a dual-income family will be built when they are married. However, women seems to be responsible for more housework and taking care of the children, so all these will put them into a difficult position and sometimes the education they received in the past won't be able to release them from it but to deepen their frustration and increase their stress. They have the ability to become better persons, but the reality doesn't seem to give them the opportunities. I think this is an issue that may need to be considered and explored.

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The first video reminds me a dilemma some women are facing in the society nowadays. Higher education is common for the public now in my hometown to some extent. Educated women will get a job after they graduate and a dual-income family will be built when they are married. However, women seems to be responsible for more housework and taking care of the children, so all these will put them into a difficult position and sometimes the education they received in the past won't be able to release them from it but to deepen their frustration and increase their stress. They have the ability to become better persons, but the reality doesn't seem to give them the opportunities. I think this is an issue that may need to be considered and explored.

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The second video is impressive, that lady is confident and her words are really encouraging.

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The first video shows that years ago women were the minority and ti still is that way today in some parts of the world.  Its said that the lady Toni had the same views.

The second video the lady is very confident in herself and she wants others to embrace themselves and have confidence in themselves as well.

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even in an mixed-race society, racial privilege still exist and although maybe it's not obvious in daily life, but it can be encountered  at any time, any situation.

when I chose the major and found jobs, some require only boys, also, some jobs will require to be a local resident.

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why when women choose to get a further study, there will be an argument on it? and why the dress we wear will get more attention when we in  the same occasion with men? it's unreasonable,

when I decided to study aboard, some of my relatives try to persuade me don't! and find a stable job.

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I didn't expect the lady who came last to be last. I thought she would have ended up being in the middle.

I  can can remember trying to get a taxi to go home one day and when I asked the driver about the price I was told its only for the tourist because I cant afford it.

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it remind me of an article i read before.When Women Body Shame Each Other - We All Lose