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How to start of the speech?

Have you ever experienced sexism in your life?

Today i will be talking about sexism. my main focus will be the gender pay gap.

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Alliteration
Only fair that females are funded equally

Facts
It is a fact that women get paid much less than men and they may have the same job.

0pinion
i feel that sexism and mostly gender pay gap is totally unacceptable and it needs to stop, its only fair that females are funded
equally.

Repetition
The repeated use of 'we'

Rhetorical Question
Have you ever experience sexism personally?

Emotive language
i have experienced sexism through my life and I do not want the next generation to go through  it either. so if you want your children to think differently step up and lets change this

Statistics
Here i have a graph of how much women get paid compared to how much men get paid in the same job.

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Inspiration from Watson and Churchill speech

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Inspiration from Watson and Churchill speech

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I like how she used her own experience with what she was talking about

I like how she included the audience by using the word 'we' repeatedly.

I have expericned sexim most of my life specifically not gender pay gap.I always had a interest in sport but my family never aloud me to take part in anything sport related because it was never a female thing. I also had to do all the cleaning,my brothers never had to lift a finger which got me really mad which i think is really disrespectful and dont want the next generation to grow up with the same up bringing.

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We are all made in the imagine of God therefore should all be treated the same
it is terribly disrespectful you shouldn't think women are less important we are all human beings there is nothing which makes us so different that you must be treated differently

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Facts and statistics surrounding the speech idea

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Facts and statistics surrounding the speech idea

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The gender pay gap is the average difference between men and women who are working. It is a fact that men get payed much more then women and they may have the same job. This still exits n 2019 and I feel this needs to stop
Nearly eight in 10 firms, 78%, have a pay gap in favour of men, while 8% of companies reported no pay gap at all.
The law of equal pay act was introduced in 1970 however we all are going against this law. People have always treated woman less then men which is totally unacceptable, men and women should be treated equally since we were all born in the imagine of god and are all equal. No male is more special then any female. Therefore we should get the same amount of money and the same amount of respect and should be treated the same.

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Alliteration- a group of words starting with the same beginning letter and sound.

Facts- a thing that is known or proved to be true.

Opinion-a view or judgement based on something.
Repetition- the action of repeating something that has already been said or written

Rhetorical Question- a question being asked to create a dramatic effect rather then getting an answer

Emotive language- the king of language that through the choice of words causes emotion to the reader.

Statistics- collecting and analyzing numerical data.

Triplets-a set or succession of three similar things.

Personal Pronouns- a personal pronoun is using I,He,She to make it more personal to the reader.

Imperatives- an essential urgent thing.

Exaggeration -a statement that represent something as better or worse then it really is.

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I chose this topic because I feel it is unacceptable that sexism still exist in the world. I also choose this topic due to my person experience with sexism. Sexism should never be accepted in any society men wouldn't like it if women where more important therefore why treat women like that? I totally disrespect the pay gap no person should feel different and less important just because of their gender.