Intersante todo lo que describes.
Vivo en un país donde es raro ver gente racista, muy raro, porque sin importar el color de tu piel, léase bien: SIN IMPORTAR EL COLOR DE TU PIEL, acá te pueden llamar negro para llamar tu atención.
Ahora lo de la discriminación sexual, si se aprecia un tanto o mas que la de color que es prácticamente inexistente (desde mi punto de vista). Pero nuestras universidades (hasta 2016 que trabajé en una) estaban plenas de mujeres formándose como ingenieros en: Mecánica, Electricidad, Electrónica, Metalúrgica e Industrial; sin mencionar las carreras cortas (técnicas); solo por mencionar algunas carreras.
Gracias por compartir tus apreciaciones y permitirme conocer de esta película.
I live in a country where it is rare to see racist people, very rare, because no matter the color of your skin, read well: NO MATTER THE COLOR OF YOUR SKIN, here they can call you black to get your attention.
Now about sexual discrimination, if it is appreciated as much or more than that of color that is practically nonexistent (from my point of view). But our universities (until 2016 that I worked in one) were full of women training as engineers in: Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Metallurgical and Industrial; not to mention short (technical) careers; just to mention a few careers.
Thank you for sharing your insights and allowing me to learn about this film.
thanks to you for sharing your opinion. I think that it is cool that in your country the word in itself doesn't mean anything depreciative but is just referred to call people... I think we are the ones giving a word a certain meaning by using it in that way