イスクラ・ローレンスのインスタグラム(iskra) - 11月17日 04時35分

I wore this T and the comments were interesting?many progressive movements are bound to be imperfect. So am I - all humans are perfectly imperfect.
I’m unsure whether to post this, but if i can use my privilege to serve as reminder and support a movement which I hope can create change. By educating ourselves and others hopefully we can encourage equality worldwide, encourage large corps and individuals with efficient capabilities to build infrastructure, improve access to education and healthcare as well as protecting people from violence, sexual abuse and trafficking. Because the following inequities still exist for women - and so i shall continue to wear this T-shirt. ✖️Gender Inequality Is Very Prevalent In Many Third-World And Developing Countries
There is disproportionate access to education, unequal pay for women in the workplace, as well as responsibilities of child-rearing, forced pregnancies, and improper medical and hygienic care.
✖️Women are far more likely to be the victims of human trafficking.
More than 800,000 people are trafficked across international borders every year. And 80% of them are women and girls, mostly taken from their homes to be forced into prostitution abroad. ✖️Female soldiers face rape and harassment.
Between one fifth and one half of female veterans were sexually harassed while on active duty, and women are more likely to leave with PTSD from rape than from actual fighting, according to a 2013 Pentagon report. ✖️Women overall are at a greater risk of rape and domestic violence.
women between the ages of 15 and 44 are at a greater risk of experiencing rape or domestic violence than...cancer, car accidents, war or malaria, according to the World Bank. And as much as 70% of women worldwide experience violence during their life, the U.N. said. ✖️Although the pay gap is narrowing pay inequality is real, Women worldwide make 77% the amount paid to men, according to a report from the United Nation's International Labor Organization
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, women make approximately 78 cents for every dollar a man makes. The wage gap is even larger for women of color: African-American women earn

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