asked fashion, watch now on youtube, the sorry for man. why didn't one couldn't do so one can do 3 times. a fama that teacher love that m another yuma is a multi talent. she's on a mission. the new out of costa from brazil is another pioneer for change. she says to stamp out racism and prejudice the and i'm to the wages old women group is shaking out pakistan's, come a d. c. and does not take a lot of met the price this, the,

the how about tunes rehearsing for performance tomorrow? they're in all female comedy troupe, which is new for practice time. when i'm to that we just started doing comedy, mixed groups where the only option was committed to that i joined. it was 4 guys and i was only good and they were guy got to do like a joke. so i've sex and they like 90 dirty dogs and i was like really shy as a lag then and i was like, oh or they don't get them. * and how do i like deal with all of this? and whenever we would do a show or performances, or even the husbands, that would always get to play a mom or a doctor or a cecelia or a life like automatically the men would always end up taking the fine music attitudes or the more unique different guys so it would always be like, yeah, if i play organic, i'd be a dirty, creepy,

a. so i have to say z. i think this needs a bad, it's a data so i can. but when, when you're available can i can a set like this as the same as people one, perceive me weird need as what is she doing? the name, how about twins is a combination of the order word for women. and the word cartoons. most members of the troop have full time jobs. they rehearse in the evening. i'm to no longer has any inhibitions when it comes to playing a character. like portraying effects with colleagues. oh, these women, when they come to work, they don't even work. they come to gossipping of tea and biscuits, that's all they do. there's also do me things impact his time and all she may accompany troop is something unusual and unique. but the color tunes have found an audience big it booked for public events and by private clients. right now they are preparing to perform for

a company. i think a very important aspect of being of a women committee is being handled because there is a common notion that women are more fun. women are more funny because they're not giving jobs is you know, there's one given the jobs to perform. well i grew up, oh, very shy person. and in here and i, when i 1st came in, i was not a big talker. i need to like me to express them. i have not even just to the way i to just the way i conduct my stuff that i'm able to adapt to every now because i've just been they made me so expressive, you know, on the face, the last few pockets found as a country. it was over 230000000 inhabitants. many of them live in poverty. only one and 2 women in the country can read and write while just 22 percent

a part of the workforce. women are in traditional role. it's dictated by conservative muslim culture. it's also the way our society is. it's also the in laws and the family that also comes into play. so i think it's not just the husband alone. it's the entire culture because um, automatically assume that okay, the woman is here as you go to take care of the house and she's going to school cuz she's going to keep, you know, so these are, this is what they expect off of. mattered women. i'm to it's marriage is different. she medical have tower good school. they worked together, got engaged, and married and some of the company together with a full time team, they produce creative and commercial films. they both work in front of and behind the camera. so

why do we speak english? why do you speak english? read the dollar that we learn to all the industry in schools. right. like when we were growing up as we went fine. that's how much to my or do so everything is in english. so yeah. and that's the problem with that hasn't been brought up. yeah, i need to see exactly what i'm 2 doesn't allow herself to be stereotyped. she was just her values online too. including on instagram. ladies and gentlemen, it's time for the queen's bed dilution. things are going to get uncomfortable here, so that's enough. ringback on the slide,

sometimes receiving negative comments, i'm to has no problem being critical online. the spicer saleem is more careful as founder and manager of the how much one's comedy troupe. she's responsible for its members. the, we don't want to talk about religion and why don't we don't talk loud. seeing that we think we uh, okay, the massive, we don't force our involve domino's media and won't find much of an online friends with the hard ones because we get off what would happen if the content gets out. and also because some people, athens of the families and their families are not okay with the course of the stage in front of like a mixed audience, or they got things out and things. so some of them are still have not all there, but the families that they wanted to do. so i think that explains a lot about the of what we want.

it's the day of their show and how about tunes a warming up. the company has asked them to use their humor to explore the serious topic of sexism in the workplace and how to avoid it. and of course, i'm too old plays a man the madam, you're always blaming me for a man's leaning. i wasn't. i was just trying to help you. you didn't let me talk. you even stole my idea. no, we don't have the same idea. i just had it 10 seconds later, even though both gave you the credits. i actually like, i'm here from the finance department now. sorry. the amazing to see such talented women in the world of comedy who i couldn't stop

laughing. so thinking about the joke, salt, i think that you're relevant, very contemporary, i think bringing a combination of i think the student types of culture. well, i've got a great time up to now, not everything can be said in practice time. but i'm to learn how about tunes are fighting to change that both for themselves and for other women, the beginning of the see, it gives me strength and a sense of belonging to man as being accepted. when we time over here, i give a lot of love and i receive a lot of love. so i'm, i'm more, i'm a child. as a woman. i'm the one acosta. the a new one. acosta is a pioneer in for sale. in the late 19 ninety's,

she was one of the 1st black women to compete as a professional sessa at the national level. she won titles, but no recognition. she was so good, so strong, so different, and so alone. again, a has to be sent you that somebody's with no one spoke to me in a way that was open a race. but none of the big brands sponsored waiting my scholarship. but i noticed the articles of page about the competitions. i took posts and the my name never came up coverage on that. even when i one day when interest is owens, you may disagree. i feel now like that is she's one me to 83 tool. so not easy to overlook, but she felt invisible without sponsors, she liked the money to travel to competitions and ended up withdrawing from professionals to since then little as improved. she says, well, get one with as a i mean women and less and then

a black woman and less and everyone. myra k. e. p beach and brazil's ne, it's a mac. it for 2 reasons. they set the tone here, few here and good money. without qualifications, many women are left to do household shoes or work long hours for small wage. the cost is as many went in, not confident. i'm not in 10 passes to the children. she's determined to bring change. and this started a movement aimed at instilling confidence in black goals and boys. and she started with sessing every sound. today she gives lessons to the children because even though they live here many, still they have no rights to use their own beach. ok, thank you. my 1st thing is a school, if it gets you stress, it makes you strong people there and assessing him makes the children feel not truly connected to be to the see. so every single here now they naturally

take their place on the beach that belongs to everyone. goals and boys, black and white, and everyone in between. new on acosta has boosted the self confidence. she's a role model, including the 5 year old kind of jani. when i'm said new water is best for me and i can talk about my feelings. even when i'm stuffing and skid. she gives me courage or listen to her. and then i can do it. becoming self confident, you know when everything is what it's about. and feeling it one with the culture and history, knew all acosta's as the monkey i forest always reminds that a for brazilian roots on this sun bunk. african slaves were once brought to show, and so many fled hiding out in the mine gray forest,

where they full for that freedom as you pass up like he is a fish looking through here, i realized that this is what my ancestors wanted. but i could be here as a free woman. what this while evening heritage includes the legendary i for brazilian marshall odd, couple eta, which and a lot of cost to is teaching to the children. what to do, the neva gianni is delighted that she's helping to empower the goals and the village. couple ada was developed by slaves in brazil, in the 17th century, as a form of resistance. it combines combat techniques with dogs, learning. it keeps that coach or a life and gives every one of these noon a cost of leaves. if you want to bring change, you need to take action yourself. where the people say it doesn't brought me, it drives me fluid. you just have to start, or many people are afraid of the new afraid of failing might,

but if you don't start at some point, you won't get anywhere. if it goes wrong, you just start again. new on acosta is not only changing the community step by step . she's bringing change to the whole nation. oh yeah. she's been looking for it today. i bought it. i'm so nervous. i really with the field. women have come from across the country to go assessing, finding the money for a plane ticket. an accommodation was not easy for many of them, but they were determined to be that you'll see in the wall acosta as a trailblazer who gives them coverage. and my the suction inspiration, i didn't want to cry a bit within a minute. i'm on the was on my already and we're in the majority. we must be pushed to the margins. i started, we need to tell our story, organize events, and take place in society. that's perfectly yesterday. even in the year

2023. it's not a given set of black women and brusell to go surfing. many say they still need the protection of a creek to feel comfortable about taking to the way. if you took out instagram or watch tv. oh, the stuff is white. it's good that we have each other. today there was that you went in here, but no on acosta wants to get more on board and not just in brazil, but worldwide. the move to empower women, she says, is unstoppable. the

my name is not in my inbox. i'm a bit more proficient on the mazda y, if some of that indicates on, on 4 to 3 years old. oh, we're wearing up village. lucky. so this was, can you gunned any stuff or is that if i can just put food on my table? but what i did, i did it so well that i had more than i needed to eat, then i said it's sending. so i became successful in that when i'm like, okay, wait a minute. what if i pass on this morning to my community? no, it's all coming, but it's not going to be one of the like. no, that's right.

so the open did so many people and i'm happy that i've been able to find as maybe pos possible use women children of openness. cool. ever send you and yes, cool. on this car is it still sucks flying. it's very satisfying. when someone calls you saying i came to you from, you told me this now how many people caused boxing they have put in that table. and then part of that the i love animals. so i took animals, i listen to the thing, i care for them. being at home. it's a noble job because you or as a farmer, i don't keep my animals, i don't keep the cause and get rid of them. i don't think i don't get vegetables and everything. the new people wouldn't be able to use the,

the, the teacher. i wasn't too sure about school actually in this school for their level of practical or so m. s. virginia was closed for my son, protected almost all the vision is to make sure that every child top it shows potential sort of funding. it's almost cool with the best of because so, so we use that. we talked about the switch some few often, but we're not sending them to become fond them. but we're giving them skills because farming mix to patient this so much like a farm of being a farmer is something that i don't know she, there's so many skills that so many of watching their team building responsibilities. they have this plan. they're going to look after they have this chip, they are looking up that to the, in the i see what was going through with the

children there. what are we not to them? that confidence they touch, they feel they understand the if i had to pause to make sure every school is like less cool of what you so many i'll call a and the wide as a family things i've never thought our best form on 2014. when i get back to my last born, she has no fault. so i've just come on to those $3.00 to $3.00 days out of hospital . i receive a phone call from the bus on just think, wow, you own the office, a full price? 2019 and a month or so on. this is something you know, it's not

a competition you're doing or they are watching you and you know, so it was something nice i believe in myself and i have this thing, but sorry for man. well, why didn't mind couldn't do it when one can do 3 times a bit. so the worldwide move in 2000000000 people have no regular access to clean or even in up in areas. that's mini one in full. if the global population x that's predicts the mexico city may be among the 1st mega cities to run out of food tests and watts.

it's that time again, there's no more water. so the donkey has to get to work in mexico city. many don't have tap water and government supplies don't reach them. the only thing they can do is get themselves nothing there. there's no water. what, when wells are turned off, the pipes are drained, people have to go searching unless they don't have it because he, i hope we find well today, because i don't have a single job last week. i live at the top of the hill. what should we do? now we have to look and see if there's water somewhere. a quarter of mexico cities, 22000000 residents regularly run out of water. the ground water level is sinking and more than a 3rd of tap water is lost due to leaky pipes plus its poor quality. those who can afford 5 bottles, drinking water,

many outlying neighborhoods rely on government water deliveries. but sometimes residents have to wait days or even weeks until a water truck comes to their street and vacated on this has a solution and it's up on people's roofs. fee installs rainwater collection systems through a project called e slot. what a bond becky. when it rains, it is water flows down through the small pipe from there and enters the system. and i want it 1st flows through a filter and then into the tank for the locus last time. cuz today, and we'll take a loan. this is in the north of mexico city, checking up on rosa, sorta. yeah. and as system, she's been collecting rain water for some time. those everything looks great. rosa sorta, yana uses the filter, drain water for cooking, washing, flushing,

toilets, and when chlorine is added for drinking to you or how have things changed as well? how's it going with the water? let's keep this in the note when things have changed and long since we've had the collection system, the water goes in here, it fills up very quickly and then you have to pump it into the system. it has a capacity one and a half time because they may so in the rainy season, we don't need to order any water because all the time, so the phone and most of i guess since 2009, the n g o has installed more than 33000 systems and provided clean water to over 600000 people. recipients can be self sufficient for up to 8 months of the year. and not just during the rainy season. but it is low to bonham. they believe the collecting rainwater can also change people's awareness, enabling them to reconnect with mother nature. so the southernmost in

the world, we all know that mexico cities water problems cannot be solved with the rainwater harvesting system alone. of course, that's not the point where to look at the initial, the point is we need a better water culture being that can help rebuild that link to the connection to water. and so they can most because we often don't even know where our water comes from. vivian and most that wasn't the most connex alice coordinated during the rainy season, the city is regularly flooded because the ground can't absorb much water. this park is a perfect example, is that a huge deka is the water that comes from the mountain flows through descriptive instead iraqi. and then there are a step know, see this with the and then the people that for the will to lower they search to slow it down better setup. i haven't, i mean we'll see that the architect load right costs through developed to these terraces. her vision is for a sponge sitting where the ground absorbs of water. that will end up in the ground water is figured out, i guess becky: so yeah, must this,

don't play this gravel is quotas on play? yeah. and it's something special difficult. that's pretty matters. and let's say the a little rush is good, i'm up. it's the material from here and it is the volcanic rock, but it's very porous. no, it goes in the terraces. it insures that the water seats in nebraska quickly and it's stored. and that one thing seems to have you and drop it off. you said giving the keys on that thing to the 3 me to deep trenches. everything is designed so that we know what to runs off and seats in the you think the thing, loretta castro and her team redesign public spaces and the water is always at the center of their planet. they get inspiration from all over the world, but also work with indigenous techniques such as those used by the aztecs who built mexico city as a floating metropolis 700 years ago. but i don't know the name of the week,

let's get gather as possible for recording and stuff through that. and it's clear to us that every public space in the city must also be a place for both to rent that they've got that or lot. plus, i guess, and if the park in front of your house, so the neighborhood square became a large system to collect rainwater or replace to treat wasteful to one. 0, just towed it back. and then the city could function much better to that video into anatomy, which one my heart good ideas and political support are needed. so everyone in the megacity has access to water. because even if everything looks normal in the city center, experts predict that mexico cities ground water could be completely used up in 30 to 50 years. the

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