Почему обесценивают женские достижения – на примере спорта

💜 Train for yourself and receive gifts on the Fitstars platform: https://fitstars.me/4lf2qIS?erid=2VSb... 🧬 Get a 66% discount on a genetic passport with promo code BOGDANOVA2 https://clck.ru/3MZNTx Recently, I've come across numerous examples of the devaluation of women's athletic achievements. A professional mountaineer says of Alip Pekova, the first Russian to conquer all 14 8,000-meter peaks: "She simply didn't know it couldn't be done, so she did it. I'm ashamed it wasn't a man." Of Victoria Bona, who conquered Everest, they say: "Look, the first escort on Everest. They brought her in by helicopter, took a photo, and took her away." Andy Murray is asked in an interview what it's like to be the first person to win two Olympic gold medals, even though Serena and Venus Williams have four each. And that's not all. And I thought these were perfect examples to talk about how patriarchy and toxic masculinity devalue women's achievements. Why did men succeed, while women were lucky or helped? That's what today's video is about! Enjoy watching! Don't forget to follow me everywhere, like, and leave any comment – ​​I'd be very pleased ❤️ – My Telegram channel: kashi-mashi https://t.me/mashachut – The "I Hear From a Girl" podcast, where I empathize with your problems https://mashabogdanova.mave.digital/ – My personal channel:    / @alsomashabogdanova   – My Boosty (free): https://boosty.to/mashabogdanova 00:00 How patriarchy devalues ​​women's achievements – using sports as an example 01:54 A woman's gender role doesn't dictate setting records and achieving. Therefore, a woman's victory is perceived as an attack on the patriarchal system. 03:58 Alina Pekova is the first person from Russia to conquer all 14 8,000-meter peaks. Men, commenting on her achievement, said they were "ashamed that they didn't do it" and that Alina set the record because she "didn't know it was hard." 06:25 "I'm ashamed that a woman did it" isn't just the opinion of Alexander Abramov. It's a reflection of a system in which women are inferior to men. 07:48 🧘🏻‍♀️ A very relaxing Fitstars ad 🧘🏻‍♀️ 09:46 Victoria Bonya conquered Everest (8848 m). Men harassed her in the comments for climbing with Sherpas and oxygen. "The first escort on Everest!" 12:16 Bonya is a TV presenter and lifestyle blogger. She is not a professional athlete. Which means her victory is even harder to forgive. 13:44 A woman is someone who should serve, not climb Everest. 15:48 🧬 Very useful Genotek ad 🧬 17:29 Recently, there was a debate online about whether a professional wrestler could defeat an ordinary man without training (I'm not kidding). Andrew Tate says no. 18:33 But what would happen if you put an ordinary man in the ring with a female UFC or MMA fighter? 19:52 Outside of sports, women's achievements are treated the same way. If a woman succeeds, it's an accident, a coincidence, luck, or help. 21:12 Tennis player Andy Murray was asked, "What does it feel like to be the first man to win two gold medals?" Serena and Venus Williams have four. 23:21 Ekaterina Kolpakova is a professional motorcycle racer. She wins SSP300 races, where men and women compete. Commentators send her to the kitchen and say it's all about weight and build. 25:01 Weight really does matter in motorsports (no). Let's look at Yuki Tsunoda. 25:52 Tennis match "Battle of the Sexes." Billie Jean King vs. Bobby Riggs, who said, "A woman can only be skilled in the kitchen and in bed." Guess who won. 28:34 But even here, there were excuses: Bobby Riggs simply gave in, and his arm hurt. 29:28 The first female wintering at a station in Antarctica. The women had a fight, got frostbite, broke the equipment, and then the men flew in and saved everyone. 30:54 And here's what really happened. 32:31 The worst thing a man can do in a patriarchy is lose to a woman. Then he lost as the weakling. What does that make him? 34:53 Women's achievements are nonsense because women are dumber and inferior than men. 36:18 A woman can be either pleasant or competent and successful. A man can be both. A study on how men and women evaluate the same biography differently. 38:17 In a woman, "pleasantness" is valued much more highly than competence. Therefore, we cannot accept women's achievements; they must be devalued. 41:03 Funny stuff! Where to find me 👀 — I'm on Instagram*:   / b.l.ind   — Email for collaboration proposals: [email protected] — Personal email: [email protected] *The social network is owned by Meta, a company banned in Russia. Advertising: Parsek LLC, INN 7810817393, OGRN 1117847057008, legal address: 196247, St. Petersburg, Leninsky Prospekt, Building 153, Premises 76-N, Office 307. ERID: 2VSb5yBLzQp Advertising: Genotek LLC, INN 7728760803. ERID: 2W5zFGXh3dJ