He has an opinion on a variety of subjects and a confident style. But if he was a truly deep person he would spend more time on why, not how and provide a glimpse of some humility. He’s selling which in all honesty is normal since he is sitting next to one of the richest globalists in the world.
I'm a teacher and I'm so grateful to mr Noah for the power that he gives to teachers in the growth of future generations. We often feel frustrated by the way our governaments treat teachers. Thank u Trevor Noah to understand so deeply our work
Always such a pleasure to hear Trevor Noah. The way he talks about his mother and how she helped shape his worldview is inspiring and beautiful every single time. What he said about teachers is so so true!
I just love how articulate and aware Trevor is. We need more people like him in places of power(politics). People who genuinely care about the economy/ society and not just in it for the dough or power.
I am so glad that Trevor showed us that he is much deeper than just a comedian. Now he uses his platform to give back value -added opportunities to communities.
_"just a comedian"_ He shown that many time. You should have JUST paid more attention. Anyway, comedians make social comedy on society. Takes a sharp mind to achieve that.
@@miamitten1123 Yes, Trevor Noah has demonstrated a depth beyond comedian for years. You are a bit HARSH, perhaps the person who wrote the comment just now is coming in contact with the content that shows Trevor is a fuller way?
Trevor always sounds like the smartest person in the room. 🇿🇼🇿🇼 Wonderful insight, don't forget the teachers, don't downplay the effect empowering a woman has on family and society
Its so funny the way they always say latino in this specific, vaguely mexican sounding way,while speaking in otherwise normal sounding English. It would make me feel super weird if everytime I said the word German I would do so in an exaggerated German accent. But only for this one word. Bizarre. Why? When Trevor talks about his swiss father he should say the word Switzerland with a super strong swiss German accent, very dramatically.
Trevor Noah is an amazing human being he does so much to give back to not just his home country but the countries he visits and still doing his comedy and recognizing local groups that need support
These three people have their eyes on the future and on the needs we must supply in order to arrive at the future in a healthy, well-educated society. Thank you for this interview.
This is one of the best conversations I heard. This group is so balanced, intelligent and all global thinkers. Every word is worth listening to and reflecting on. They naturally reflect how men and women are part of the same team and can be naturally productive together.
Me, too. I think, he is the most thoughtful and well-spoken person in TV. When he talks, every sentence has meaning. He can explain the world and everybody understands what he is saying, no bla bla or word chains which make no sense. He truly is an amazing human being.
I'm humbled by this conversation. Thank you for reminding me why I chose to move from industry into education. I'm so grateful to have had parents who pushed me and challenged me and teachers who filled in the gaps so selflessly. The human beings I have mentored and thanked me for my efforts and determination to get them through the pandemic. I never did it to be thanked. They will, in turn, teach others, and that is where the true impact will be felt. There is one of me, but many students who will carry the light, and they are the key to changing future ❤
Just cant comprehend the brain power...the gratefulness with which Trevor crafts his word and weaves the words into indisputable messages that cut and slice into the social unfairness of the elite wealthy. Grow Trevor. Go Trevor. Arthur. Uganda 🇺🇬
My grandma ensured I got educated through lots of hardship and always said, "I am doing this because it's the only inheritance I can give you as a woman that no one can take away" I really believe in the process of learning through life experience, schools and any type of education that adds value Big up for the amazing foundations
Excellent conversation. I am a firm believer that knowledge is power. Education is power. Thank you for this discussion and for bringing attention to the power of women.❤❤
This is a very interesting discussion. As a woman, mother and a professional, I needed safe places to leave my children when they were younger. And I have always needed money to support my family and myself. I live in a developing nation but with all honesty that family leave policy for the US is problematic. You need to learn and borrow from western Europe specifically Iceland, Denmark etc. I am grateful I worked with an Icelandic agency when I was a mother to young children; we benefited from the experiences our bosses had being parents in Iceland.
This is very insightful yet sensitive issues affecting society. I really love how Mr. Noah spoke about real challenges affecting Health, Equality, Education, Economy, Politics etc, and suggested practical and achievable solutions for it. I really hope right stakeholders (Government institutions, agencies, business enterprises, Organizations, Companies etc) will adhere to the possible solutions recommended during this discussion, and prevent potential problems before it even occur in the first place. This is too good a discussion 👏✨👏🙌👏❤️
I just wanted to know what Trevor Noah was up to and came across this clip. Once again he has hit the nail on the head...we needed the teachers so badly during Covid. We came to the realization that we could lose thousands of lives without the teacher. When he said "one fantastic teacher can save thousands of lives..." I thought of myself. With only a Teachers Certificate I am an inventor of a Reading Remediation program. For now it is a side hustle. I love the concept to woman power and ironically Ms Gates is wearing white, green, purple and gold in her dress which is the Colour scheme for Womens Day. I am also a Caribbean woman of Guatemalan and East Indian decent which helps me to relate to this on different personal levels. Peace and love to every in the forum. Thank you.
What a great conversation. “Women are economic engines of growth”, but we still can’t really go and get a loan from a bank. But women are geniuses with money. They can innovate and invent out of necessity.
One of the best interviewer is Trevor Noah ! I love the way he interviewed Mariah Carey .. every interviews he does he make it personal and so relaxing . He so funny yet talented . Really is a big fan of Trevor
reminds me of….. adding value to hispanic female doctors. We female hispanic doctors are 1 percent of all doctors in the usa- but so many of us graduated from foriegn countries - it’s difficult to pass the US medical boards here - a doctor with out the finances to take the US boards is still an employee who works for minimum wage. These barriers are meant to keep us from our power. Thank you for the lovely presentation. It have me some slight hope.
wow,trevor you mentioned a very good point ,in africa 50+% of population are young and energetic but as you said there is no hope,there is no economy to access ,there no peace to work even to live ,there is no democracy at all.
Trevor has always been a very intelligent man exposing the racists, fake personalities and crimes against humanity all with an incredible sense of humor🥰😍😍💟💕❤.
Thank you for this conversation and the reminder of why I started The Period Project South Africa NPC - striving towards stopping the cycle the poverty through ensuring our young women are able to get their education without it being interrupted by a period.
Those deep & inspiring conversations are what we need to be showing to our young generations...those are the real powerful influencers. Thank you Melinda & Trevor for such an insightful talk.
What a brilliant and important conversation.I love all these conversations about empowering women. It is crucial and about time, but I am worried as a mom of a young man that boys are being left behind. It sounds as though Trevor understands that.
super agree- Trevor understood that just b/c the focus of the conversation was on the power women doesn't mean you can't discuss men, particularly when the historical role of men has been antithetical to the progress of women, redifining the role of women HAS to include redefing masculinity and the role of men in our society as well.
Much needed. My situation at the very end came to light...and I saw so many women flourishing if we could have that balance or maternity pay, the recognition that women's responsibilities are vitally important as well, I loved most of what was said here today; but will action speak? Also, very lovely to hear Trevor Noah speak on women's behalf so passionately, yet in an articulate manner, and knowledgeable about the need and direction of achieving these goals. Thank you all for speaking out on education, women, and all these needed hot topics!
These three people are inspiring. Thank you Miss Kumar for getting together with Miss Gates and Mr Noah to open our hearts, minds and inspire us to see how we can help our wourld/country stablise/improve and avenues to get there!
I think women need to understand, as well as women here on the panel, that childcare and the care of children by their mothers is important. Women working at home IS WORK! And very important work. It is work. It s a career choice! Living in a patriarchal society, it is expected that men get paid for the work they do, outside their home, yet women working within the home or taking care of her children are not paid for the work they do! Working at home does not mean being stuck at home. S H JN It is still work, and very important. It should never be undervalued because if she choses to offer her services at home, her valuable work should never be pushed to the side or undermined or deemed as worthless by a system which continues to undervalue her contribution to the health and stability of society by working in nurturing her children! A mother's love who is secure, and respected including financially when nurturing her children, provides the foundation for a stable society. When school teachers are valued and paid for taking care of kids, when outside child carers are paid when taking care of other peo9les kids, why are not the actual mothers of these children paid for the incredibly valuable work that they do in taking care of their own?! They should be paid fir the work that they do as carers, of their own children and the job role and position should be elevated and respected in the way as it should be without women made to feel worthless by the very important work that they do! In raising their children with the stability of their mother, while she feels secure in the role she plays in society! To call the pittance that a caring mother receives as "benefits" or "child benefits" because she is persisted by the system as " not working" or "just a housewife" is nothing more than selfish by society and unjust! Their work should be valued. It is a secure mothers love and her role in society in providing this care that stable societies find roots and thrive! Women should chose their career paths and have all opportunities as everyone else, but chosing to nurture their kids at home, including emotionally, or having the flexibility and well deserved financial "income" to educate their kids by affording to take them on bus rides to parks and museums, to buy art materials or interesting books for their inquisitive minds who are desperate for mind and heart sustenance, by her, is also very important! Never underestimate or nullify the work of a mother. She deserves to be paid by the valuable work that she, or even he does, jf a father choses to be at home. It is not calked being unemployed! People need to get their minds around this and begin respecting!
My Internet connection is not strong so not easy to text here. But I will continue because it s an issue close to me! I have seen many women with children, many as single parents asked. Are you working? And I wonder, what sort of question is that! She is a mother! Of course she's working! Where is the love in the question, or the understanding of the importance of love, in a society that does not understand love because they consider a mother's love worthless! When a woman is judged and undermined because the work that she does, is not even considered as that! It is disturbing to see that the world has it all wrong, and with all this abuse, they can not even see it! Even mothers may reply. No I don't work! Because they are devalued as mother's and the important role they perform, day in, day out that they start believing it or are uncertain due to thr constant abuse! Their contribution to the system is not even seen or respectfully given space! Where they feel guilty or are embarrassed to talk of the important "job" that they do, being forsed to leave their kids to go and find "a job" to pay for a carer so her family can survive because the work they already do has been erased from visibility! Abuse yes. Financial abuse, emotional abuse, not only to them but their children! Where they are not even seen, working for free, judged for not being irresponsibleelle
Am I educated to speak here? Some may ask! Well educated may I say, university and socially educated. I have travelled thd world and have learned much. Yet in the society I am in now, I have been pushed to the side. Because I'm a woman of knowledge. All women are women of knowledge.
So proud this conversation. Great topic. Excellent thought process and proud of you bro, #TrevorNoah for representing #Africa and you have a great point. 🎉
Teachers in SA In Government Schools need to know how important their work is. Validation and encouragement are key. Teaching is not just a job it’s a vocation. If the school gets good results, staff should be rewarded and praised for their efforts.
Teachers that teach are needed that delight when a child learns and not just a job. Internet should be part of this conversation so the DeSantos people don't determine what education is necessary. And how you use your knowledge and share with others the real joy of knowledge
Its not "government partnerships" that helped you go to college, it was fully public money and taxpayers are happy to fund education not the military industrial oligarchy aka public private fascist partnership.
True. I'm so glad you said fascist. We are in an era where too many ppl lack education who consider socialism as the biggest threat to society. It's fascism and we should point it out again and again.
Awesome “yes and” add Melinda had (to Trevor’s point about the $ going farther in the hands of women) about the shift of recognition to women once they have the $ that wasn’t there before. Let’s not forget that money talks and people listen. It IS about raising the status of women. And that raising their status has the effect of also “raising all ships” ❤
We need to have Trevor Noah in this kind of leadership discussions because NOT only is he brilliant BUT he represents Africa... Motherland and speaks for us...MOST times we aren't included in global discussions...the world forgets we are the cradle of Mankind...who has a meeting without a parent??!! I enjoyed the conversation
I see this every day in Mexico: maids, store stockers, cleaners, working two jobs to send their kids through high school (not free) and on to university (housing not provided).
The powers that scared of enterprising immigrants. I love my immigrant friends so proud of them and their stories. I myself am a product of forced immigration aka slavery, to the USA. I guess my family has been here since the 1700s. My sisters and cousins in my generation have been college educated. White folk realize knowledge is power that is why the want to suppress it. Don’t get it twisted.
I work as a Business Consultant. The question I get asked most often is "What business can I do that will make me rich quickest?" And my answer was, "Well, if I knew that, I would be doing it and not telling everyone about it". But after reflecting on the question for some time my new answer became "Get an education. Businness can fail, but no one can EVER take your education away from you".
Trevor Noah is a very bright, curious, truthful human being. He processes a great sense of humour. I have been a great admirer of your capabilities and your humanity since I first saw you. I salute you
Trevor embodies grace, intelligence, and thoughtfulness. He is truly a gift to the world!
I agree.
Agree!
Agree!
He has an opinion on a variety of subjects and a confident style. But if he was a truly deep person he would spend more time on why, not how and provide a glimpse of some humility. He’s selling which in all honesty is normal since he is sitting next to one of the richest globalists in the world.
Smart thinker and when smart... WISDOM, KNOWLEDGE & UNDERSTANDING draws in
I've missed listening to the profound intelligence of Trevor Noah. It's really great hearing Mr. Noah. His voice needs to be heard more.
Insightful discussion. A big thank you to the Gates Foundation for supporting Entrepreneurs in Africa. 🇰🇪
I'm a teacher and I'm so grateful to mr Noah for the power that he gives to teachers in the growth of future generations. We often feel frustrated by the way our governaments treat teachers. Thank u Trevor Noah to understand so deeply our work
Trevor is on fire again. Smart, funny and a good human.
Always such a pleasure to hear Trevor Noah. The way he talks about his mother and how she helped shape his worldview is inspiring and beautiful every single time. What he said about teachers is so so true!
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Agree on both!! Extremely thankful as a teacher myself and something nobody seems to talk about anymore.
Read “Born a Crime” by Noah
@@sj6919 I absolutely loved it! Planning to reread soon :)
I just love how articulate and aware Trevor is. We need more people like him in places of power(politics). People who genuinely care about the economy/ society and not just in it for the dough or power.
😊😊😊😊😊
😊😊@@AwadheshKumar-vz7du
I am so glad that Trevor showed us that he is much deeper than just a comedian. Now he uses his platform to give back value -added opportunities to communities.
_"just a comedian"_ He shown that many time. You should have JUST paid more attention. Anyway, comedians make social comedy on society. Takes a sharp mind to achieve that.
Who said Trevor Noah is "just a Comedian"? Hmmmm🤔.
Apparently, you do not know who Trevor Noah is.
You should read his book! I read it uears ago! Born a Crime…..you will see he is so much more!
@@miamitten1123 Yes, Trevor Noah has demonstrated a depth beyond comedian for years.
You are a bit HARSH, perhaps the person who wrote the comment just now is coming in contact with the content that shows Trevor is a fuller way?
@@docterryates340 EASE UP ... we all LEARN at some point.
“A dollar goes a lot farther when it’s in a woman’s hands.” Trevor Noah
This was such a good talk. I never tire of hearing Trevor speak. He's articulate, aware and well informed, with insights that elude most.
Trevor always sounds like the smartest person in the room. 🇿🇼🇿🇼 Wonderful insight, don't forget the teachers, don't downplay the effect empowering a woman has on family and society
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@@alicegauteng2358 🤣🤣🤣We know he belongs to you. Just highlighting where I am and where I'm from.
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Its so funny the way they always say latino in this specific, vaguely mexican sounding way,while speaking in otherwise normal sounding English. It would make me feel super weird if everytime I said the word German I would do so in an exaggerated German accent. But only for this one word. Bizarre. Why? When Trevor talks about his swiss father he should say the word Switzerland with a super strong swiss German accent, very dramatically.
I love that Trevor said when a women gets her power it is not only for her but for her community ❤
Trevor Noah is an amazing human being he does so much to give back to not just his home country but the countries he visits and still doing his comedy and recognizing local groups that need support
That's true freedom without money is fokol that's my take
These three people have their eyes on the future and on the needs we must supply in order to arrive at the future in a healthy, well-educated society. Thank you for this interview.
This was a brilliant discussion. Trevor is such a thought-leader, wow!
This is one of the best conversations I heard. This group is so balanced, intelligent and all global thinkers. Every word is worth listening to and reflecting on.
They naturally reflect how men and women are part of the same team and can be naturally productive together.
If you have not read his book BORN A CRIME, I strongly encourage you to do so. Very enlightening, sad and hilarious.
I sure am looking for it
I always pray that Trevor remains our mouthpiece. A mouthpiece for the people.
Never for him to be 'bought'🙏
Huge fan of Trevor ……every sentence is so full of wisdom! 🙏🏻❤️
Me, too. I think, he is the most thoughtful and well-spoken person in TV. When he talks, every sentence has meaning. He can explain the world and everybody understands what he is saying, no bla bla or word chains which make no sense. He truly is an amazing human being.
Trevor Noah!!!! What a man! ❤
Profound😊 Been a woman and a teacher this conversation makes me happy😔👏
My sentiments, exactly
I'm humbled by this conversation. Thank you for reminding me why I chose to move from industry into education. I'm so grateful to have had parents who pushed me and challenged me and teachers who filled in the gaps so selflessly. The human beings I have mentored and thanked me for my efforts and determination to get them through the pandemic. I never did it to be thanked. They will, in turn, teach others, and that is where the true impact will be felt. There is one of me, but many students who will carry the light, and they are the key to changing future ❤
Just cant comprehend the brain power...the gratefulness with which Trevor crafts his word and weaves the words into indisputable messages that cut and slice into the social unfairness of the elite wealthy. Grow Trevor. Go Trevor. Arthur. Uganda 🇺🇬
Exactly. Thank you Trevor, for saying it out loud. People vote for rapid change because they need something different.
My grandma ensured I got educated through lots of hardship and always said, "I am doing this because it's the only inheritance I can give you as a woman that no one can take away"
I really believe in the process of learning through life experience, schools and any type of education that adds value
Big up for the amazing foundations
Glad to see Trevor and Melinda working together!
Insightful discussion. Let's walk the talk now more than ever. 🇿🇦
Excellent conversation. I am a firm believer that knowledge is power. Education is power. Thank you for this discussion and for bringing attention to the power of women.❤❤
You making us Proud Trevor as a South African knowing where you came from to where you are now, you are a great inspiration❤
Thank you Trevor, being a teacher/professor, your point is really fantastic and thoughtful. Thanks 🙏🏿
TREVOR ALWAYS SAYS THE RIGHT STUFF !!! Makes the world a better place, thank you !
This is a very interesting discussion. As a woman, mother and a professional, I needed safe places to leave my children when they were younger. And I have always needed money to support my family and myself. I live in a developing nation but with all honesty that family leave policy for the US is problematic. You need to learn and borrow from western Europe specifically Iceland, Denmark etc. I am grateful I worked with an Icelandic agency when I was a mother to young children; we benefited from the experiences our bosses had being parents in Iceland.
This is very insightful yet sensitive issues affecting society. I really love how Mr. Noah spoke about real challenges affecting Health, Equality, Education, Economy, Politics etc, and suggested practical and achievable solutions for it.
I really hope right stakeholders (Government institutions, agencies, business enterprises, Organizations, Companies etc) will adhere to the possible solutions recommended during this discussion, and prevent potential problems before it even occur in the first place.
This is too good a discussion 👏✨👏🙌👏❤️
I just wanted to know what Trevor Noah was up to and came across this clip. Once again he has hit the nail on the head...we needed the teachers so badly during Covid. We came to the realization that we could lose thousands of lives without the teacher. When he said "one fantastic teacher can save thousands of lives..." I thought of myself. With only a Teachers Certificate I am an inventor of a Reading Remediation program. For now it is a side hustle. I love the concept to woman power and ironically Ms Gates is wearing white, green, purple and gold in her dress which is the Colour scheme for Womens Day. I am also a Caribbean woman of Guatemalan and East Indian decent which helps me to relate to this on different personal levels. Peace and love to every in the forum. Thank you.
What a great conversation. “Women are economic engines of growth”, but we still can’t really go and get a loan from a bank. But women are geniuses with money. They can innovate and invent out of necessity.
Women, Geniuses with 💰👍
Trevor needs to be protected at all costs! He should be the male role model of our century and our sons should listen to him and learn from him!
I agree Melinda. The dynamism that exists in Africa..thats waiting to be mentored and facilitated. Thank you for that.
Melinda wants to control the population of Africa, by mentoring and facilitating them into contraceptives and abortion. Hands off Africa Melinda.
Trevor spoke brilliantly ! He is such an inspiration.
One of the best interviewer is Trevor Noah ! I love the way he interviewed Mariah Carey .. every interviews he does he make it personal and so relaxing . He so funny yet talented . Really is a big fan of Trevor
Trevor is such a brilliant thinker
reminds me of….. adding value to hispanic female doctors. We female hispanic doctors are 1 percent of all doctors in the usa- but so many of us graduated from foriegn countries - it’s difficult to pass the US medical boards here - a doctor with out the finances to take the US boards is still an employee who works for minimum wage. These barriers are meant to keep us from our power. Thank you for the lovely presentation. It have me some slight hope.
Education is the Foundation of Everything! Powerful. Thank you so very much for this conversation.
wow,trevor you mentioned a very good point ,in africa 50+% of population are young and energetic but as you said there is no hope,there is no economy to access ,there no peace to work even to live ,there is no democracy at all.
Wow Trevor Noah
What an insight.... especially on alleviating pressure on men.
Trevor is an amazing man. He is genuine and honest. He is the real deal.
Trevor has always been a very intelligent man exposing the racists, fake personalities and crimes against humanity all with an incredible sense of humor🥰😍😍💟💕❤.
Trevor! Thank you for being Trevor and so authentic and just ingenious!
Thank you for this conversation and the reminder of why I started The Period Project South Africa NPC - striving towards stopping the cycle the poverty through ensuring our young women are able to get their education without it being interrupted by a period.
One of the few conversations about women empowerment that focused on practical solutions rather than hating men and complaining.
Great conversation. I miss watching Trevor Noah on a regular basis (like The Daily Show) 😢
Trevor speaks with a South African accent again .... so great to hear. I love you, Trevor!
Trevor Noah never looses his South African accent
It's kind of hard to loose an accent when you move to another country as an adult.
I am over 20 years in Cape Town. I still have my Free State Afrikaans accent. People are stunned when they hear me speaking Afrikaans.
Those deep & inspiring conversations are what we need to be showing to our young generations...those are the real powerful influencers.
Thank you Melinda & Trevor for such an insightful talk.
What a brilliant and important conversation.I love all these conversations about empowering women. It is crucial and about time, but I am worried as a mom of a young man that boys are being left behind. It sounds as though Trevor understands that.
super agree- Trevor understood that just b/c the focus of the conversation was on the power women doesn't mean you can't discuss men, particularly when the historical role of men has been antithetical to the progress of women, redifining the role of women HAS to include redefing masculinity and the role of men in our society as well.
So interesting listen to trevor
Trevor,
I agree about teachers & their impact in children’s lives! Teachers are send parents & more!🙏🏿💗🍀
Damn!!!, Trevor has a beautiful mind. His ability to look at issues from diverse angles just blows my mind out.
Women are economic engines of growth. As women prosper those around them will prosper and the economy around them will prosper.😮❤❤❤
Trevor Noah is simply amazing.....
Trevor Noah's thoughts are brilliant and very doable. Thank you African son
Trevor's ideas and how he presents them resonates with his audience. He strikes a chord. So inspirational.
Much needed. My situation at the very end came to light...and I saw so many women flourishing if we could have that balance or maternity pay, the recognition that women's responsibilities are vitally important as well, I loved most of what was said here today; but will action speak? Also, very lovely to hear Trevor Noah speak on women's behalf so passionately, yet in an articulate manner, and knowledgeable about the need and direction of achieving these goals. Thank you all for speaking out on education, women, and all these needed hot topics!
Such a Brilliant Conversation, much love to Trevor and Melinda from Kenya.
These three people are inspiring. Thank you Miss Kumar for getting together with Miss Gates and Mr Noah to open our hearts, minds and inspire us to see how we can help our wourld/country stablise/improve and avenues to get there!
I think women need to understand, as well as women here on the panel, that childcare and the care of children by their mothers is important. Women working at home IS WORK! And very important work.
It is work. It s a career choice!
Living in a patriarchal society, it is expected that men get paid for the work they do, outside their home, yet women working within the home or taking care of her children are not paid for the work they do! Working at home does not mean being stuck at home. S H JN
It is still work, and very important.
It should never be undervalued because if she choses to offer her services at home, her valuable work should never be pushed to the side or undermined or deemed as worthless by a system which continues to undervalue her contribution to the health and stability of society by working in nurturing her children!
A mother's love who is secure, and respected including financially when nurturing her children, provides the foundation for a stable society.
When school teachers are valued and paid for taking care of kids, when outside child carers are paid when taking care of other peo9les kids, why are not the actual mothers of these children paid for the incredibly valuable work that they do in taking care of their own?!
They should be paid fir the work that they do as carers, of their own children and the job role and position should be elevated and respected in the way as it should be without women made to feel worthless by the very important work that they do! In raising their children with the stability of their mother, while she feels secure in the role she plays in society!
To call the pittance that a caring mother receives as "benefits" or "child benefits" because she is persisted by the system as " not working" or "just a housewife" is nothing more than selfish by society and unjust!
Their work should be valued. It is a secure mothers love and her role in society in providing this care that stable societies find roots and thrive!
Women should chose their career paths and have all opportunities as everyone else, but chosing to nurture their kids at home, including emotionally, or having the flexibility and well deserved financial "income" to educate their kids by affording to take them on bus rides to parks and museums, to buy art materials or interesting books for their inquisitive minds who are desperate for mind and heart sustenance, by her, is also very important!
Never underestimate or nullify the work of a mother.
She deserves to be paid by the valuable work that she, or even he does, jf a father choses to be at home. It is not calked being unemployed!
People need to get their minds around this and begin respecting!
My Internet connection is not strong so not easy to text here.
But I will continue because it s an issue close to me!
I have seen many women with children, many as single parents asked.
Are you working?
And I wonder, what sort of question is that! She is a mother! Of course she's working!
Where is the love in the question, or the understanding of the importance of love, in a society that does not understand love because they consider a mother's love worthless!
When a woman is judged and undermined because the work that she does, is not even considered as that!
It is disturbing to see that the world has it all wrong, and with all this abuse, they can not even see it!
Even mothers may reply.
No I don't work!
Because they are devalued as mother's and the important role they perform, day in, day out that they start believing it or are uncertain due to thr constant abuse!
Their contribution to the system is not even seen or respectfully given space!
Where they feel guilty or are embarrassed to talk of the important "job" that they do, being forsed to leave their kids to go and find "a job" to pay for a carer so her family can survive because the work they already do has been erased from visibility!
Abuse yes. Financial abuse, emotional abuse, not only to them but their children! Where they are not even seen, working for free, judged for not being irresponsibleelle
Am I educated to speak here? Some may ask!
Well educated may I say, university and socially educated. I have travelled thd world and have learned much.
Yet in the society I am in now, I have been pushed to the side. Because I'm a woman of knowledge.
All women are women of knowledge.
One of the rare gems in South Africa.Keep up the good work Mkhaya.Please don’t you ever mix with politicians, keep them away from you at all cost
Great conversation about inclusion and the importance of foundational education for the youth.
So proud this conversation. Great topic. Excellent thought process and proud of you bro, #TrevorNoah for representing #Africa and you have a great point. 🎉
Excellent interview, thank you ❤
It's always a pleasure to listen to this duo
Teachers in SA In Government Schools need to know how important their work is. Validation and encouragement are key. Teaching is not just a job it’s a vocation. If the school gets good results, staff should be rewarded and praised for their efforts.
Such a balance interview, thanks to Trevor for throwing in that.
The combination of the the panel and the audience.. perfect discussion.. we need women to sit at the table.. period..
Trevor!!the gems you're dropping. So so true.
I am so grateful this world has Melinda and Trevor; their passion and wisdom are transformative!
Trevor Noah reinforces the power of focused women, who value education which is the foundation empowerment ❤
Very insightful conversations. Agree with every word Trevor said.
Trevor is a NATURAL BORN GIFT. This guy, this Man is Unique. Be Blessed Brother 🙏🙏🙏
Trevor our Trev-SA you're too good. Good discussion from all of you, Melinda and Teresa WOW, good work you're doing in your Foundations!
Teachers that teach are needed that delight when a child learns and not just a job. Internet should be part of this conversation so the DeSantos people don't determine what education is necessary. And how you use your knowledge and share with others the real joy of knowledge
loved the interview! so inspiring,great work
Its not "government partnerships" that helped you go to college, it was fully public money and taxpayers are happy to fund education not the military industrial oligarchy aka public private fascist partnership.
True. I'm so glad you said fascist. We are in an era where too many ppl lack education who consider socialism as the biggest threat to society. It's fascism and we should point it out again and again.
Brilliant stuff, keep up the good work 👏
More women’s power & More Trevor 🙏
Trevor is such a smart man ❤
Awesome “yes and” add Melinda had (to Trevor’s point about the $ going farther in the hands of women) about the shift of recognition to women once they have the $ that wasn’t there before. Let’s not forget that money talks and people listen. It IS about raising the status of women. And that raising their status has the effect of also “raising all ships” ❤
EXCELLENT TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION & VERY INTERESTING 👌👍❤️
We need to have Trevor Noah in this kind of leadership discussions because NOT only is he brilliant BUT he represents Africa... Motherland and speaks for us...MOST times we aren't included in global discussions...the world forgets we are the cradle of Mankind...who has a meeting without a parent??!! I enjoyed the conversation
Trevor is so good at communicatiom.kudos to him
I see this every day in Mexico: maids, store stockers, cleaners, working two jobs to send their kids through high school (not free) and on to university (housing not provided).
The powers that scared of enterprising immigrants. I love my immigrant friends so proud of them and their stories. I myself am a product of forced immigration aka slavery, to the USA. I guess my family has been here since the 1700s. My sisters and cousins in my generation have been college educated. White folk realize knowledge is power that is why the want to suppress it. Don’t get it twisted.
An incredible and powerful message that is completely on point in so many layers.
Trevor that is very true, talking about value of a dollar.
I work as a Business Consultant. The question I get asked most often is "What business can I do that will make me rich quickest?" And my answer was, "Well, if I knew that, I would be doing it and not telling everyone about it". But after reflecting on the question for some time my new answer became "Get an education. Businness can fail, but no one can EVER take your education away from you".
Thank God !!!. thank you PM Abiy Ahmed and Prosperity Party👍👍👍🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹❤️❤️❤️
Great story Ms T. Kumar!!: You are so real!!
well said. women are economic engines of growth.
Fantastic presentation and subject!
Trevor is BRILLIANT! He expressed my firm belief: when you educate a man you educate an individual; when you educate a woman, you educate a family.
Trevor Noah is a very bright, curious, truthful human being. He processes a great sense of humour.
I have been a great admirer of your capabilities and your humanity since I first saw you. I salute you
I just love this conversation.
Melinda Gates, you are an amazing woman. I would love to meet you sometime. Keep up the great work.
I have listened to this interview three times. There is so much to take away from thus