- Making someone est food against their will as if they were ducks
- An apparently kind or helpful behavior but which betrays a feeling of superiority, condescending (condescendante)
- It is a typical example of st which is really useful to illustrate an idea. (Un ex type)
- The different and often opposed expectations that society imposed on people depending on their gender. (Deux poids)
- Book which reveals how brilliant black scientists women were overshadowed by nasa
- When you want somebody to act in a certain way because it's the way you think right. When regard someone as likely to do something. (Attendre qqchose de qqun)
- To express your idea out loud so that people can hear what you think (exprimer)
- An adj used to describe somebody who respects the orders given to them without complaining or resisting (soumis, obéissant)
- If you need somebody because without them you can't survive or you can't do something you need to do (dépendre de qqun)
- When a large number of people take to the streets to participate I. A public display of opinion (manifester)
- The financial gain received by a person (revenu)
- To state one's opinion confidently and act in a way that will make people take notice of one. To say frankly what you think and what you want. (S'affirmer)
- The obstacles faced by women who try to reach positions of power and responsibility. The goal of these women is to break it. (Briser le plafond de verre)
- When you want something to stand out, to appear more important than something else: you repeat it, you stress it. (Souligner)
- The women who fought for the right to not in Britain and America at the beginning of the last century
- An omission or mistake, especially one made through failure to notice something or somebody (omission)
- When you give sb the power/means to do st by themselves (émanciper)
- When you do something deliberately, it's not a mistake or a blunder (sciemment)
- If you say that somebody may do something. You give your authorisation (autoriser qqun à faire qqchose)
- A person who support a cause. They can go on strike, protest or advocate for this cause (activiste)