Today's Feminists Are Obstacles: Canadian Tire Chair

The video discusses the evolution of feminism, contrasting traditional goals of equality of opportunity with modern feminist movements that are seen as promoting victimhood and quotas. It highlights the progress women have made without quotas, emphasizing the importance of choices and the limitations of entitlement. The speaker critiques political correctness for stifling free speech and advocates for transparency and frankness in corporate environments.

What does the speaker believe traditional feminists achieved?

• Affirmative action

• Gender quotas

• Equality of opportunity

• Equality of outcome

According to the speaker, what is the impact of modern feminists on women's progress?

• They are creating new opportunities

• They are hindering progress by promoting victimhood

• They are advancing women's rights

• They are focusing on education

Why does the speaker oppose quotas and affirmative action?

• They are not popular

• They are too expensive

• They are unnecessary for progress

• They are only for certain industries

What does the speaker suggest about life choices?

• Choices should be avoided

• Everyone can have everything

• Choices are not important

• Life is about making and abiding by choices

How does the speaker view the progress made since the 60s and 70s?

• Little progress has been made

• Significant progress has been achieved

• Progress is stagnant

• Progress is only in certain areas

What is the speaker's opinion on political correctness?

• It is necessary for corporate success

• It is divisive and inhibits free speech

• It is beneficial for free speech

• It is a minor issue

What does the speaker encourage in corporate board environments?

• Strict hierarchy

• Complete transparency and frankness

• Limited communication

• Political correctness