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    <title>Comments by Sandra Regodeseves L&#243;pez</title>
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      <title>Women discrimination at work</title>
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      <description>I completely agree with Emma in the point that, in first world countries, women may be not less valuable as children because of the fact of being women. However, her remark that her mentors did not assume she would go less far because she can have children is more debatable. Although, as Emma points out in her speech, women have gained some rights, sex discrimination still persists in additional ways.

Nowadays, even in Europe, many women undergo unfair and unlawful discrimination in her workplaces: women earn less money than men for doing the same job or pregnant women can be dismissed from their jobs. So, women discrimination still works in developed countries. 

Moreover, I welcome Emma&#8217;s decision to get men involved in this fight, as it is an issue that concerns both genders. Therefore, men&#8217;s attitudes towards women in the workplace must change in order to make a better society for all. 

In conclusion, I am shocked to see that there is still some kind of discrimination towards women simply for the fact of being women. There is no reason why a woman should be treated differently from a man. Remedies are needed urgently. 
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      <pubDate>Sat, 05 Mar 2016 11:19:13 -0500</pubDate>
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