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this morning you know i had cereal meeting we didn't realize and a lot of people i guess don't see tauranga as a country that discriminates against women where women are perhaps seen as being an equal to men why do you think that perception is wrong. i mean i think there isn't a black and white notion of where that should include some countries are better than others i think we've had immense successes if you look at all. of the vegetation of great men and i can mean there's a lot of argument and if you look at many things done we need to bring just it exceedingly patriarchal i don't think that we're not i think we still struggle with . on able to implement outside of traditional rigid gender roles. and so how do you see then this evolving are we likely to see the president change his mind on this decision. i'm not sure if we'll see the president to change its mind on his decision but i think it's it's great to see the public step up and speak up men and women alike have completely condemned this ban who who have spoken out especially activists those with platforms in both the not only on l