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Yes, I agree with the speaker becuase girls are taught to be perfect, while boys are taught to be brave. I believe this because I've seen it at first. Today in society, women are taught to have the most bomb hairstyles, wear the most tight clothes, get their nails down every week, and to have their make-up on point to mirror the perfection of Barbie. In movies, women are less likely to be seen as the courageous heroes, but instead, always being the damsels in distress, having the men come to their rescues.

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Already knowing that numbers are the key to persuasion, the Speaker utilizes informal words/numbers and statistics to persuade her audience. An example of one of the statistics she  used was, "Men were more likely to apply to a job with only meeting 60% of qualifications, while women would only apply for a job if they met 100% of the qualifications." So the author develops her purpose by constantly referring back to data and studies.

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The speaker uses imagery in order to get her audience to draw a mental image of what she is talking about. "Boys are taught to play rough, swing high, crawl to the top of the monkey bars, and fall face first." In this quote, the speaker is trying to get her audience to draw a mental image of how boys are taught to fall face first into the world with bravery.

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The author compares and contrasts the ways in which girls and boys are are raised differently. The author basically says that "Girls are taught to avoid risks and failure and to get all A's, while boys are taught to play rough and take risks after risks."

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With the motivations and support, 2 female students built a game called Tampon Run, to fight against menstruation taboos and sexism and a 16 years old girl built a algorithm to help detect forms of cancers to save her father's life.

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when we teach girls to be brave, and we have a support group cheering them on, they will build incredible things.

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"We're raising girls to be perfect, while we're raising our boys to be brave."

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There are 600,00 competing jobs in the Computer Tech Field, but women are being left behind, because they've been socialized in perfection instead of in bravery.

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Women have been socialized to aspire to perfection, causing them to become overly cautious.

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Socialization has caused women to take less risks in the work force.

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The APH did a study a found out that men were more likely to apply to a job with only meeting 60% of qualifications, while women would only apply for a job if they met 100% of the qualifications.

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The author says based of the Study done by APH, people will say the only real issue is that women need a little more confidence. but return she says "This is just evidence showing that women have be socialized to aspire to perfection."

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We need to teach our girls to be comfortable with imperfection, in order to build up a movement of young women who are brave.

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Gives personal account of how she ran for Congress in 2012. Revealed that in her 33 years of living, that was the first time in her whole entire life that "she had done something truly brave, where she didn't worry about failing."