and about lgbt, let me remind you that feminism - you know, it’s the same horror movie for many peopleho are crucified in panties, russian-speaking, like stepan bandera, as once in soviet cinema, in the 1920s and 1930s, the horror movie was simon petliura, who portrayed himself in these silent films as some an incredible dictator, a scoundrel and a cruel man, here, now very often it is feminism, and here are the people who are led, there are people who are led by a crucified mother in panties, and there are people who are led by terrible feminists, wallaholics with rags, who hate men, here is olek skrybka, alone of them, but we are in his context, i am more interested in what he said in an interview with natasha leshchenko, do you remember such a woman who has been engaged in russian propaganda for many years, and now oleg skrybka, who seems to declare his a patriotic position, condemns russia, says that russia constantly did not let us live and did not let ukrainian culture live, constantly stifled it, and now he is coming for an interview with the person who was engaged in this russi

, he was outraged by feminists, called feminism female selfishness and that it was a bad education, theyn have started to be poorly educated, since they think about such the question is, you need to be completely different, you need to be some kind of golden women, or the golden standard of women, he said something like that, yes, you need to obey a man, not dominate him, but he thinks that feminism is such a domination, such and such bdsm the dream of women to rule over... men, which is definitely not true, but actually he comes to the interview now with natasha vlashchenko and he also speaks, his host brings him up on this topic, he starts talking about feminism again and speaks simply worse, he first immerses himself in these conspiracy theories about the fact that there are some forces that contribute to the reduction of the population in the world, well, this is a very popular story there in america, but also among some such artists, it is very, well, prone to conspiracy theories, it is very popular, they from time to time at times, they accuse someone there, or some soris on duty,

let me remind you that feminism is the same, you know, a horror film for many people who are crucified30s, the horror film was simon petliura, who was depicted in these silent films, some incredible dictator, a scoundrel and a cruel man. now very often it's feminism, and here are the people who are attracted , there are people who are attracted to a crucified mother in panties, and there are people who are attracted to terrible feminists, ragtag men who hate men, here is oleg skrybka, alone of them, but we are in his context, i am more interested in the fact that he said this in an interview with natasha vlashchenko, you remember, such a woman who was engaged in russian propaganda for many years, and now... olek skrybka, who seems to declare his patriotic position, condemns russia, says that russia constantly did not allow us to live, and did not allow ukrainian culture to live, constantly stifled it, and now he is coming for an interview with a person who was engaged in this russian propaganda, well and we will also talk about agnieszka holland, a director with, let me remind you, a c

and also why the barbie doll has become a symbol of feminism and childfree, who turns it into a toy ofdestruction for new generations of girls, see the tv news agency project trends today after the panorama. a big spiritual holiday in the capital of one of the oldest orthodox churches in our country, the monument to alexander nevsky, 125 years old, the solemn service on the eve was led by the head of the orthodox church of belarus, metropolitan, minsk zaslavsky patriarchal exar of all belarus veniamin vladyka emphasized the historical significance of the personality of alexander nevsky as a courageous commander and subtle diplomat who successfully defended his homeland. from external enemies the image of the grand duke. a good example for today's youth. today, when we remember the military feats of st. alexander nevsky, we realize that we need his heavenly help and support at the present time, when troops, not unfriendly, have accumulated on the outside of the borders of our fatherland currently we are in the state and there is a certain danger and tension. and of course, we are ready

the idea was feminism was to liberate women from prostitution but modern day feminism have rebrandedion. >> baby didn't want people talking about her body or weight but then did show up, rachel. watch. >> hi everyone. look at my [bleep]! ha ha ha! >> i don't know if you could see that. butt cheeks basically. that's your network by the way. empowerment. this is what women are calling empowerment. >> yes, beyonce is the queen of this kind of quote empowerment. that's where we are a. it has a lot to do with porn the porn industry is a massive industry in our country. it is being normalized. the average age for a child to encounter porn is 10 years old so if you're thinking that virginia woman that running for that virginia seat in the house of delegates is going to protect your children she's not. she should be ashamed. she should not be running. she should drop out but won't because as both of you noted this is what that party stands for. important note is her campaign claims that they have the fbi now coordinating with them or working with them to basically go after the people who hav

>> i'm not a biologist -- [laughter] therefore, i can't tell you what feminism is. but my friend's uncle once said that a farmer in germany stepped in a cow pie and went, birkenstock! he thought it was so k-6r9 bl, he made shoe out of it. [laughter] charles: company's been around 200 years, so that just tells you, doesn't have to be a great product -- >> i grew up in oregon, all the moms wore those. they were as nasty then as they are now. charles: kennedy, thank you. liz claman, over to you. liz: i was wearing those in santa cruz in the '80s, that was the shoe of choice. thank you very much. kennedy, as always. normally ahead of an interest rate announcement by the federal reserve you would see markets in a holding pattern, but that's not exactly this. as we kick off the final hour of trade, we do have the dow jones industrials, albeit off of their earlier lows, down 1599. the s&p is -- 159. the s&p is losing 16 points. it's not exactly just flat or holding here. and the nasdaq is down 52 points, over a third of a prosecutor. -- percent. we should say as we look at

earlier i soke spanish feminism. with _ earlier i spoke with semra hunter, a journalist who covers spanish football, based in barcelona. thank you for taking the time to speak with us. luis rubiales has been under this immense pressure for several days, weeks now. what do you make of the timing of his resignation? why now?— why now? there are two fundamental _ why now? there are two fundamental reasons - why now? there are two fundamental reasons as | why now? there are two i fundamental reasons as to why now? there are two - fundamental reasons as to why he decided to do it now, three weeks after the incident. the first isjenni hermoso first is jenni hermoso officially filing first isjenni hermoso officially filing her complaint to the prosecutor's office and now continue with the criminal proceedings that had initially been started but they couldn't officially continue without her officially continue without her official complaint. she had 15 days to do so and she finally did last tuesday. 0n days to do so and she

>> i'm not a biologist -- [laughter] therefore, i can't tell you what feminism is. a farmer in germany stepped in a cow pie and went, birkenstock! he thought it was so k-6r9 bl, he made shoe out of it. [laughter] charles: company's been around 200 years, so that just tells you, doesn't have to be a great product -- >> i grew up in oregon, all the moms wore those. they were as nasty then as they are now. charles: kennedy, thank you. liz claman, over to you. liz: i was wearing those in santa cruz in the '80s, that was the shoe of choice. thank you very much. kennedy, as always

and also why is the barbie doll connected with feminism and childfree, who turns it into a toy of massestruction for new generations of girls, see the tv news agency project trends today after the panorama. the ministry of defense of belarus pays great attention to the patriotic education of youth the day before and the head of the department. victor khrenin visited the skif military-patriotic center in rechitsa , where skif works with the popularization of military service and patriotic education youth for more than 25 years. over a quarter of a century , hundreds of children have become pupils of the center; in the center, young men are introduced to various types of special training, airborne diving, assault mountaineering. fire training today in the armed forces there are 26 military-patriotic clubs, in which about 900 boys and girls study. more than 150 people took part in the qualifying stage of the republican team wrestling tournament brave league in mogilev, a competition with the support of the presidential sports the club united young wrestlers; athletes born in 2008-10 came

the issues of abortion and feminism work together, and they're linked to the left. the coalface reject that. dr herberta kronenberg santos has dealt with several women who've tried to carry out abortions at home, so fearful they were of the consequences. by the time they arrive at hospital, they're bleeding and infected. translation: we have to understand - that it's not a political decision. - it's about choices, and we all have a right to choose. the more we talk about it, the more people will understand. we have never talked so much about women's rights as we are now, talking about this prejudice. all those discussions have come together. activists from across latin america have come together on this. it's known as the green wave movement, and it's changing everything for women from mexico to argentina, and many countries in—between. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. cristina rosero is a senior legal adviser at the center for reproductive rights. i asked her where things stand with the current legislation. every year at least 500,000 abortions are recorded in

oh yes, i see that to day next weekend society woman support networks. feminism are doing spectacular work in mexico. so that's the only woman if they so choose, have the right to an abortion in a safe way. that a, to a level the, the money that they were the decision is receiving a mixed reaction on the streets of the catholic majority. country. is it okay? i believe that we should not take anyone's life worse and then beans, and i think and force and it is not right. have you? how about the landscape? for example, when a woman is raped when they don't want to have a child? i know that many people think, oh well, why don't you give the child up for adoption? but they don't feel the pain they went through to have it. and that's why i am in favor of abortion. a lot of what is the, what about the court decision? extends a latin american trend of whitening access to the procedure, often referred to as a green wave in reference to the green bandanas carried by women protesting for abortion rights in the region. the ruling and mexico comes as the u. s. supreme court move to overturn federa

we are united around similar values, their anti war position, feminism, and so we diety, with ukrainians. they believe they can change how russian society perceives the score. one of their tools is this newspaper. the papers on the side of the reader's leave, what are journalists are not saying that your body, that russians are bob, that their killers and the war, and it's so horrible. we publish cookie recipes and advice, and had to avoid mobilization. every person not drafted as a small victory. the activists in worship read the newspaper at home and distribute it. if quote, they can face prison sentences that goes for the art products to. the group has been criticized for not protecting effectiveness, but they believe their responsibility lice would then to be do about the brain. so of course these are problems are falling on ukrainians. right now we have to do something, advise us. we're all grown up, grown up and decide for themselves what the counter kind of to the thought that we provide the safety protocols and to follow the risk. and is there a minimized key but the risk is alwa

lisa, feminism today seems to be about modifying women.i thought we were supposed to get away from that. >> i think the intention is hopelessness. i think that's what the left wants for the younger generation i think they wanted generation of hopeless women who are not happy no lives. not fulfilled and that's why they're trying to remove these anchors from our lives like faith, like family, like relationships that give us purpose. empty vessels are more easily controllable. it's working. if you look at some of the studies. i think cdc was out with a study not too long ago where almost 57 percent of high school girls fill persistent feeling of sadness or hopelessness. one out of 3 high school girls have seriously considered suicide and i think that's within intention.to drive people to that hopeless feeling in life and it's working and it's at. >> evita, you're young. you look just like your mom. you're married, i think. you're married a young age? >> yes. >> you defy in many ways the prevalent thought in your generation there are a lot of

and thispy in li of everhe is feminism, radical. feminism. thr the of neode marxism. and what they want to do is, is not empower or help women. they hurt women, right? i mean, they destroy women's sports. they them socially, internally. are notthat liberal happy. what they're doing is they're trying to destroy everything that's good and beautiful in the world, starting with the community. interminy and they turn when they say beauty. it's something that none of us recognize as beauty, noteauty it on the inside and not on the outside. something noe lisant pie highlighted this new phenomenon, i guesces the dating world when it comes to men, noting that morehighli n six in ten men, ages 18 to 29 are now single. one man says a lot of us are checking out. king out we're just tired of being told that we don't measure up either. retarded or financially. lisa wow, that's depressing. y this e've created this reall confusing landscape for for dating, you know? reing landi disagree. i do think there's this push on the right, right now to tell everyone that you need to be married

all of it in this newscast, some of those issues include authentic emotional passion, outspoken feminismand limits that society tries to put on artists, and specifically on many women. and a willingness to clash with stereotypes and these corporate systems. in fact, today's congressional scrutiny of ticket master comes amidst taylor's larger battles with streaming companies. she famously and pretty politely took on apple and won, or her infamous clash with investor who is bought up her music. swift arguing against the capitalist precedents even if they were technically legal, because sometimes what's legal is still unfair. she famously recorded her tracks to try to empower fans to basically vote, make their own choice about which legal systems they wanted to be a part of. swift releasing six new and rerecorded albums since 2020 alone. today's hearing like this weekend's nfl game marks a taylor moment. but if you have been paying attention, there have been so many taylor moments ty might be building into days or years of taylor influence. while politics isn't the starting point, taylor sw

in order to really solve this problem, and why the barbie doll has become a symbol of feminism and childfreeurns it into a toy of mass destruction for new generations of girls, see the project of the tv news agency trends today after the panorama. the results of the gathering of their responsible territorial troops and the people's militia detachment were summed up at a command and staff exercise in the polotsk region, the goal of improving the skills of officials of military units in leading subordinates, as well as training personnel of territorial troops units to perform duties in regular positions when solving problems of territorial defense over control checkpoint demonstrated the practical actions of the territorial defense forces during an attempt to break through an illegal armed formation in the city also repelled a sabotage reconnaissance attack by a mock enemy on a railway bridge; these events that we had were very eventful. uh, there were different types of training, starting with tactical medicine, command training, and engineering training. these are all very invaluable skills.

first of all, before the civil rights and before second wave feminism, there just weren't a lot of places for women to continue to be public figures in society at so i do think a bunch of the early stories in the book are part there are they were hard to research i often a fantastical different endings for the girls that are in the book and then thankfully the civil rights movement and feminism come along and they expand the set of opportunities available to girls education and careers and. all kinds of changing understandings, working life that make it possible for some of those young women to continue to be activists. i never wanted to be prescriptive about what i any one of these girls should do. there's someone in the book, as do rivera, who the first girl to apply successfully to stuyvesant high school, which at the time that she applied had been only four boys. she had to sue to have a place there. she actually never ended up going. her parents found the whole trial and the whole experience to be so that they decided to move up and leave city. but many other girls were able to go to

the most vulgar concept of the american dream, ideology, sexual revolution, racism, bl, hip-hop, feminismion, the historian garbuzov has never heard, and if he heard it, he would think, this wonderful, absolutely amazing idea expressed by charlesdi. a brilliant english writer, 150 years ago, having visited the united states , america’s mission to vulgarize the universe, that is , even then 150 years ago, an insightful, brilliant writer already predicted how this would develop and what it would lead to. a it’s interesting, that’s why an institute was created in the ussr, at the russian academy of sciences, an institute in the usa and canada. well, for what? well, probably, in order to understand, study, disassemble, feel all the undercurrents, trends, possible future movements, how the past is connected to the present, what to expect, what to be afraid of. institute of america and canada, and not in order to merge oneself with it, but this is an accident, this is due to stupidity, this is due to naivety, due to oversight, why? 18 years old, russian historian, candidate? has been heading th

vulgar concept of the american dream, childfree ideology, sexual revolution, racism, bl, hip-hop, feminisman garbuzov has never heard, and if he had heard, what would he think, this wonderful, absolutely amazing idea expressed by charles dickens, a brilliant english writer, 150 years ago, having visited the united states, america’s mission is to vulgarize the universe, that is , even then, 150 years ago, an insightful, brilliant writer already predicted how it would develop to what it is will lead it’s interesting, that’s why an institute was created in the ussr at the russian academy of sciences, an institute in the usa and canada, well, for what, well, probably, in order to understand, study, disassemble, feel all the undercurrents, trends, possible further movements . how the past is connected to the present, what to expect, what to fear, how to protect , probably this is the task that should have been, probably was, when the institution of america and canada arose, and not in order to merge oneself with it, and this is an accident, this is due to stupidity, naivety, oversight, why 18 y

in which we believe, feel and act, and we're not easily swayed by even you know this wokeness or feminism or anything that people even in the west, you know under even secularism or non-religion may even find a problem, whereas with us it's already embedded in stone in our traditions and our cultures and our beliefs. anthony hall, our guests our talks about the un and the eu, it's worth mentioning that they as institutions need to some what the more proactive when it comes to muslims in general and this case france and the laws that it has enacted, why uh have, i don't want to say, why have they short changed muslims, but why are they not being more viciforous, even uh alone act on it? well, there's a political reality here that i think i would like to address from the west, and uh, there's an understanding that the jewish supremacy in the government of biden, and it's in all the way. countries has become sort of intolerable that we have no say in our own government anymore and uh let's just consider what about the muslim migration into israel? isn't that happening? aren't they sort of su

well, this is a small city, extremely conservative views in the north-east of the country, there is feminismike that, they don’t accept it, women wear only hats, oh there is no talk at rallies for equality. you can’t do in erzurum what you can do in istanbul or in ankara, the capital cities of russia , a lot of freedom-loving people fled from russia, they fled all over europe, he went as far as turkey. russians have their problems, we turks have theirs problems, girl, behave more modestly, and if you do, behave provocatively and attract too much attention to yourself, this is not only in turkey, this can be spelled in ireland, a friend of anastasia emelyanova explains, the turkish police initially refused to accept a statement about her missing, and when her friends, feminists, as she writes, began to actively seek organs , emelyanova actually found, or rather, her body, those citizens who are fleeing russia are relocating, and in quotes, they are putting their lives at great risk, because according to in essence, they move to such a semi-legal position in the countries where they flee; such

components of uro feminost, it helps to restore control over urination day and night now i feel confident feminism urination is under control listen to your fm galicia like that head on the weather in the headache there are different reasons but there is a solution combispasm and the head normally overcomes skilfully pain and spasm combispasm there are discounts on puzzle pills 10% in pharmacies podorozhnyk to you and oschad kolobok a person who knowingly cooperates with the occupation authorities to the detriment of his own country until recently these people lived nearby and pretended to love ukraine our home school family our only ukraine and in fact, we were waiting for russian peace, independence day, our family, we should know the traitors in the face , know what to punish, watch the program of the collaborator every wednesday at 17:45 on the espresso tv channel, mykola veresen, vitaliy portnikov and the main topics of the week, if against ukraine applied god forbid really tactical nuclear weapons, it will definitely change the world stories, problems, analysis and personalities, we are wait

in which we believe, feel and act, and we're not easily swayed by even you know this wokeness or feminism or anything that people even in the west, even secularism or non-religion may even find a problem, whereas with us it's already embedded in stone in our traditions and our cultures and our beliefes. anthony hall, our guest our talks about the un and the eu, it's worth mentioning that they as institutions need to somewhat be more proactive when it comes to muslims in general, and this case with france and the laws that is enacted. why uh have, i want to say, why have they short changed muslims? why are they not being more viciforous, even uh, let alone act on it? there's a political reality here that i think i would like to address from the west uh and uh you know there's a an understanding that the jewish supremacy in the government of baiden uh and you know it's in all the west countries has become sort of intolerable that we have no say in our own government anymore and uh let's just consider what about the muslim migration into israel isn't that happening aren't they sort of suppos

the norm the skin is immediately visible hair and everything else is just fire what's here probiz feminun grab the microbiome the war is going on and not only for territories it's also a war for umy russia is throwing millions of naftodors to turn ukrainians into little russians ukraine will become russia analysis and analysis of information about ukraine by russian propagandists specific facts and methods by which hostile propaganda turns people into obedient zombies, residents of the ldr , we counter the information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga leni tuesday thursday friday at 5:10 p.m. tv channel espresso, a collaborator, a person who knowingly cooperates with the occupation authorities to the detriment of his own country, until recently these people lived next to him, pretended to love ukraine , our home, school family, our only ukraine, but in reality they were waiting for the russian peace, money, this day, we honor our family, we must know the traitors, the faces, know what to punish watch the program of the collaborators

watched, you can it's good for her that they didn't watch it, and there they bring up the topic of feminismon women, well, let's say more powerful in a world where patriarchy reigns, tell me how do you feel, because we usually see you with a saber and so on the offensive and a winner, eh. but now i saw you for the first time in my life today, and you are like that feminine like that you're really so gentle really what kind of olga harlan is really oh you can ask my boyfriend i don't see him anymore he'll tell you but i can say that i a-ah of course m-m i'm kind i think i have a good sense of humor that's for sure i have black humor. that's why i am a little clumsy how is it clumsy i don't know i know that i'm strong and very strong in spirit and i never wonder how it was in this case who was in milan ah i wondered myself but i once wondered to myself i set a task i know that i will do everything for the fact that in order to do it for me, well, that is, it is very important to me that everything is done and that everything is fair even when we play some board game well, that's why no one pl

oh yes, i see them today next weekend society woman support networks. feminism are doing spectacular work in mexico. so that the only woman, if they so choose, have the right to an abortion in a safe way. that a to a level, the money that they're going to our viewers watching on tv, as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with extreme weather all across europe. it's a story of been seasonal heat waves, wild fires, drought, and now devastating floods in all of this, in just the past week. a storm system called daniel has produced record rain falls across greece, figuring lands lines and sweeping entire villages away. not too far away in bulgaria and turkey, that same system has claimed at least 14 lots and on the other side of europe, it's just too hot. the u. k. being scorched by its longest september heat wave on record. we have more now and this report more than a year's worth of rain poured down here in just 24 hours. cree says it's unlike anything the country has experience before. hold on, most of it is good for the thought. the coun

legal wind that allows her to stay at an all female sorority it alleged langford had at her gone feminization procedures like hormones or getting surgery or making sandwiches. that didn't work. >> i thought it was hilarious. >> she looks like she could make a sandwich. anyway the judge dismissed the case adding sorority sisters cannot discuss who left the toilet seat up.langford is glad she has found a place in the house and as first string defensive end on the football team and a new poll half of registered voters say any republican would be better than president biden. prompting one woman to legally change her name to ne republican. the view, whoopi goldberg has contracted covid for 1/3 time proving one more time with the virus does not cause loss of appetite. a bear broke into a florida family screen porch and drank three white claws the first one was too cold and the second one was too warm but the third one. [applause] >> that joke was for the kids. now go to bed. an ice cream parlor for dogs opened in virginia millions of residents say it's nice to see dogs licking something besides the

, that is, in this world, but where tougher, uh , globalization is happening, where all sorts of feminisms . apparently, the european union in the form of a hmm quasi is necessary states already that is. it is not enough for it to be some kind of incomprehensible union, still undefined from the point of view of international law, but it is necessary that these little things in the form of nation states be discarded. and already directly directly centralized. as henry kissinger said, who should i call to talk to europe, so that it is already clear that there is one person. he was told that he is doing it and this, of course, greatly changes the purpose of this union . because if at one time, schumann had passed on, they would have known what awaited their brainchild in the future. and what they would do with it, they would probably be very surprised. uh, a few more statements, of course, there was one about what ukraine has achieved phenomenal results towards membership of the european union since she was made a candidate. i will remind you of this moment. this is june 2022. that is, appare

oh yes, i see them today next weekend society woman support networks. feminism are doing spectacular work in mexico. so that the only woman, if they so choose, have the right to an abortion in a safe way. that a, to a level the, the money that they were the decision is receiving a mixed reaction on the streets of the catholic majority. country. is it okay? i believe that we should not take anyone's life. where's human beings? and i think it portion it is not right about the landscape. for example, when a woman is raped when they don't want to have a child, i know that many people think. oh, well, why don't you give the child up for adoption? but they don't feel the pain they went through to have it. and that's why i am in favor of abortion. a lot of what is the activists say they'll continue their lobbying to ensure all penalties are lifted at the state level as well. by when a re and nell christina was 0, she's a legal advisor for latin america and the caribbean at the center for reproductive rights. she joins me tonight from boca to columbia. christine is good to have you with this

erzuru, is a small city with extremely conservative views in the northeast of the country, there is feminismn’t accept her, women wear hats only, there is no talk of rallies for equal rights. you can’t do in erzurum what you can do in istanbul or in ankara, capital cities , a lot of freedom-loving people came from russia , they spread all over europe, they reached turkey, they really fed us up, you know, the russians have their own problems, we are a turk, your problems, girl, behave more modestly, and if you do, behave provocatively and attract too many people to yourself please note, this is not only in turkey. in ireland they can give it spelled. a friend of anastasia emelyanova explains that the turkish police initially refused to accept the report of her disappearance. and when her friends, feminists, as she writes, began to actively seek. at least some kind of reaction from law enforcement agencies was actually found for emelyanova, or rather her body. those citizens who flee russia are relocating, and in quotes, they are putting their lives at great risk, because they are essentially

mention the famous natalya kobrynska, i would say now it is fashionable to say the icon of ukrainian feminismnian writer, public figure , organizer of the women's movement in prykarpattia and often visited her in bolehov, olga kobylyanska in bolehiv, ivan franko and omelyan savytskyi were beaten by ivan franko and omelyan savitskyi, a professor who first wrote a textbook in mathematics and, of course, there is a wonderful museum of the history of the city of bolekhov named after roman skoria. i recently visited this museum. i must say that these are local museums. my special love, such people, such tour guides, as you will meet there, there are few places where you will meet already. sorry for the tautology. so, we were talking about far away. please visit who will be nearby . we are going further . pay attention to your well-being if , for example, you noticed that you react to increased magnetic activity. meanwhile, we are returning to the weather itself, as i announced , tomorrow the weather is expected to change in our country an atmospheric front is approaching and the weather will chang

the issues of abortion and feminism work together, and they're linked to the left.t the coalface reject that. dr herberta kronenberg santos has dealt with several women who've tried to carry out abortions at home, so fearful they were of the consequences. by the time they arrive at hospital, they're bleeding and infected. translation: we have to understand - that it's not a political decision. - it's about choices, and we all have a right to choose. the more we talk about it, the more people will understand. we have never talked so much about women's rights as we are now, talking about this prejudice. all those discussions have come together. activists from across latin america have come together on this. it's known as the green wave movement, and it's changing everything for women from mexico to argentina, and many countries in—between. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. to marseille where the pope is currently, he has arrived in the last few minutes, and now he is seated in the centre of that very beautiful basilica. he is going to beautiful basilica. he is goin

minister, she has spoken out on social media and said, this is a major step forward for spanish feminism it as something which goes beyond just football and spanish sport. the undersecretary of sport in spain, who has been trying to get mr rubiales removed from his post over the last few days — so far it had been unsuccessful i should add — but he had spoken out against him. he said this was exactly what mr rubiales should have done all along and he said it was good for spanish sport and spanish football. sonia estrade, who is a member of the feminist space ca la dona and a former football player herself, told me she was pleased somebody who accesses the body of a woman, who is the boss, against her will, i think it's good he finally resigns. maybe some things have to happen, like the whole world has to see it. but finally he has resigned, and i think that's good news. d0 resigned, and i think that's good new-— resigned, and i think that's good news. resigned, and i think that's aood news. ~ , , good news. do you think this is exactly the _ good news. do you think this is exactly the kin

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