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Bolivia has broken the glass ceiling and has its first female president, after the resignation of the former president, former vice-president, and former president of the senate.
#feminism
In South America, Bolivia now joins the United Kingdom as the only 2 countries in the region to have a female head of state.
Bolivia has broken the glass ceiling and has its first female president, after the resignation of the former president, former vice-president, and former president of the senate.
#feminism
In South America, Bolivia now joins the United Kingdom as the only 2 countries in the region to have a female head of state.
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Only on an interim basis due to succession so one can hardly say the glass ceiling has been broken, wait until they actually elect a woman before claiming the "glass ceiling" is broken
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(Original post by Jammy Duel)
Only on an interim basis due to succession so one can hardly say the glass ceiling has been broken, wait until they actually elect a woman before claiming the "glass ceiling" is broken
Only on an interim basis due to succession so one can hardly say the glass ceiling has been broken, wait until they actually elect a woman before claiming the "glass ceiling" is broken
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(Original post by Baron of Sealand)
It's possible for a glass ceiling to be broken undemocratically.
It's possible for a glass ceiling to be broken undemocratically.
Odds are this is the former, people like you arbitrarily declare the "glass ceiling" to be broken with absolutely nothing changing.
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(Original post by Jammy Duel)
Well it needs breaking first, and even if you buy the glass ceiling crap that feminists constantly use as an excuse for their personal failure a woman being elevated to position x via a technicality is not breaking it unless it actually leads to widespread advancement. The simple fact of the matter is that normally when we hear about "the glass ceiling being broken" it has either already been broken for a long time, or it is yet to be broken. Odds are when an event happens in the news it isn't the ceiling being broken; it's been over a decade since Obama broke the glass ceiling for blacks and yet it's almost as if it was never broken because nothing appears to have changed and then three years ago Clinton broke it for women by being the Democratic candidate despite there being a number of powerful women in US politics before her.
Odds are this is the former, people like you arbitrarily declare the "glass ceiling" to be broken with absolutely nothing changing.
Well it needs breaking first, and even if you buy the glass ceiling crap that feminists constantly use as an excuse for their personal failure a woman being elevated to position x via a technicality is not breaking it unless it actually leads to widespread advancement. The simple fact of the matter is that normally when we hear about "the glass ceiling being broken" it has either already been broken for a long time, or it is yet to be broken. Odds are when an event happens in the news it isn't the ceiling being broken; it's been over a decade since Obama broke the glass ceiling for blacks and yet it's almost as if it was never broken because nothing appears to have changed and then three years ago Clinton broke it for women by being the Democratic candidate despite there being a number of powerful women in US politics before her.
Odds are this is the former, people like you arbitrarily declare the "glass ceiling" to be broken with absolutely nothing changing.
Sexism has now been solved in Bolivia and it's time you face that fact.
#supportwomen
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(Original post by Baron of Sealand)
What are you talking about? Obama being elected eliminated racism in the US immediately.
Sexism has now been solved in Bolivia and it's time you face that fact.
#supportwomen
What are you talking about? Obama being elected eliminated racism in the US immediately.
Sexism has now been solved in Bolivia and it's time you face that fact.
#supportwomen
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(Original post by Just my opinion)
What's the worse thing about the glass ceiling?
It's so difficult to clean.☺️👌
What's the worse thing about the glass ceiling?
It's so difficult to clean.☺️👌
Awaits ban.
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(Original post by Just my opinion)
What's the worse thing about the glass ceiling?
It's so difficult to clean.☺️👌
What's the worse thing about the glass ceiling?
It's so difficult to clean.☺️👌
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Mr Morales, Bolivia's first indigenous leader, stepped down on Sunday after the head of the army publicly called on him to leave his post.
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(Original post by Stiff Little Fingers)
The military demanding a leader step down, there's a word for that I'm sure... It's another good old fashioned CIA backed Latin American coup d'etat, by gar it's been a while
The military demanding a leader step down, there's a word for that I'm sure... It's another good old fashioned CIA backed Latin American coup d'etat, by gar it's been a while
But keep believing whatever rubbish Comrade Corbyn and the Canary tell you, and keep voting for a party that wants to tax aspiration and keep ”the plebs” in their place.
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I am patiently waiting for the first female dictator so everyone can use it as an example as why female leaders do not work. Eg. socailism doesnt work because stalin. Q.E.D. Socialism = Stanlinism = mass genecoide = evil socialism = Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders are worse then Stalin.
Reductio Ad Absurdum.
Fun fact. If, when Mao Zedong died Lady Mao become chairman then it is very possible she would of carried on his policies and gone even further.
Another fun fact. Mao Zedong was a feminist. In that he thought men and women should work equally as hard. I think he showed a little lenicancy in regards to pregancy but I might be wrong. Either way being a equally treated malnorusihed woman during the great leap forward could not have been fun.
Reductio Ad Absurdum.
Fun fact. If, when Mao Zedong died Lady Mao become chairman then it is very possible she would of carried on his policies and gone even further.
Another fun fact. Mao Zedong was a feminist. In that he thought men and women should work equally as hard. I think he showed a little lenicancy in regards to pregancy but I might be wrong. Either way being a equally treated malnorusihed woman during the great leap forward could not have been fun.
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(Original post by Baron of Sealand)
What are you talking about? Obama being elected eliminated racism in the US immediately.
Sexism has now been solved in Bolivia and it's time you face that fact.
#supportwomen
What are you talking about? Obama being elected eliminated racism in the US immediately.
Sexism has now been solved in Bolivia and it's time you face that fact.
#supportwomen
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(Original post by Stiff Little Fingers)
Ignoring the childish bull**** in the rest of the post, what exactly do you call the military demanding a democratically elected leader step down? It's a coup, plain and simple
Ignoring the childish bull**** in the rest of the post, what exactly do you call the military demanding a democratically elected leader step down? It's a coup, plain and simple
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(Original post by LiberOfLondon)
He was removed by the Bolivian people. It was a revolution, and shows that socialist policies have little support except for the middle class, Guardian readers.
He was removed by the Bolivian people. It was a revolution, and shows that socialist policies have little support except for the middle class, Guardian readers.
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(Original post by Stiff Little Fingers)
The military demanding a leader step down, there's a word for that I'm sure... It's another good old fashioned CIA backed Latin American coup d'etat, by gar it's been a while
The military demanding a leader step down, there's a word for that I'm sure... It's another good old fashioned CIA backed Latin American coup d'etat, by gar it's been a while
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