Questions: Society & Politics

I believe getting more female engineers, doctors, lawyers, etc is female empowerment but that is just me. I believe more females earning the same salaries as males is female empowerment or more female political positions earned rightfully so.
Is this song female empowerment then?

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Does anybody else think society over represents white females and it isn't fair to women of color?

I heard several people say black people are over represented in the media and unfortunately that it would be better if there were more white people. - do you guys agree or is that bullshit?

I fully support black people, especially black women being represented more as well as people with disabilities. Why when these groups get seen it's suddenly a problem?

Has anyone else seen the QAnon Shaman and thought that with the get up, the paint, and then actually seeing through all of that - he actually has a handsome face and a rockin' body? I mean, I know he's a nutcase, and those that likely think he stands for more might view him differently. Just an observation. If I could vote on this, I'd say yes - politics aside. (I've also seen a photo of the guy without his costume on, and even though he has no hair, he's still pretty handsome.)

Ashli Babbit was shot yesterday after breaking into the Capitol building. Secret service told her and others to stand back, as government officials were in the next room, but she didn’t listen, and was fatally shot in the neck. She died sometime later.

Babbit was a veteran, and was vocal about her political opinions online. Some of the things she posted:

People are torn about her death. On one hand conservatives are calling her a hero. Liberals are saying she should have complied and that she’s a traitor to our country. What do you think? Was she a patriot? A traitor? Why do you believe this?