CLEAN : Only small elite can break rules in Saudi

The transcript discusses breaking gender myths, particularly the roles of princesses and princes in politics and journalism. It highlights the limited representation of women in Saudi Arabia and the importance of constitutional rights. The speaker points out systemic weaknesses and the need for a unified understanding of duties. Efforts to address societal problems are acknowledged, though progress is slow.

What societal myth does the speaker claim to have challenged?

• That children should not be educated.

• That technology is harmful to society.

• That women should not be involved in politics or journalism.

• That men should not be involved in cooking.

What percentage of Saudi Arabian women does the speaker claim to represent?

• 10%

• 5%

• 50%

• 95%

According to the speaker, what is lacking in the Saudi Arabian system?

• A strong military presence.

• A clear constitution defining rights and duties.

• A robust healthcare system.

• An advanced technological infrastructure.

How does the speaker describe past efforts to address societal issues?

• As completely non-existent.

• As highly effective and fast.

• As superficial, like giving a child a lollipop.

• As groundbreaking and innovative.

What is the speaker's view on the current efforts to solve societal problems?

• They are unnecessary.

• They are perfectly on track.

• They are too aggressive.

• They are slower than they should be.