Hey everybody, Michael Gunger here, quick word of warning.

Today's episode has some choice language.

Maybe not one for the kiddos.

I'm telling you, the ladies on today's show,

they just some of them have some filthy mouths.

My name's Christine Chester.

My name is Lisa Gunger, and my name is Caroline Lee.

So welcome to the Clidages.

So today we are speaking about the women and gender inequality we're talking about.

What is it like to be a woman in this world?

Is the question specifically about the US?

That's my first question, because to me, I do a lot of different traveling and working

and a lot of different questions.

What do you see the difference?

I think just in the very first moment of birth, it's very different around the world.

For example, I go to rural India every year, and in that part of the world, it is still

considered a curse to give birth to a baby girl.

And so a lot of husbands will leave their wives if they give birth to a girl.

And so there are a lot of single mothers that are raising girls alone.

And it has to do with the way that they view women as a burden, because the family has

to basically pay their dowry, and the women don't actually bring any sort of money, because

of financial with the job and the wage difference there.

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