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The Language Of Domestic Abuse in South Asian Communities | Sangeetha Menon | TEDxCaryWomen 

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@richardcropp
@richardcropp 3 года назад
The universal rule is: Treat others as you want to be treated, NO EXCEPTIONS!
@charubala6307
@charubala6307 Год назад
I am a proud survivor she is so right!
@user-ld4xb5ns5c
@user-ld4xb5ns5c Год назад
I survived this for 14 years I'm so happy to be free ❤
@raedonmetal
@raedonmetal 2 года назад
I hope this educates south Asian men not to abuse their spouses
@hadihassan372
@hadihassan372 2 года назад
It is the foundation of the south asian family system
@elakalola8061
@elakalola8061 3 года назад
Sangeetha Menon how do I reach out to you. I was in DV situation over 25 years and give you insights. I am from NC and relocated to D Canada
@angelbonnie2119
@angelbonnie2119 Год назад
They don't help. They discriminate. If you are not Hindu, they will not help you. This is first hand experience.
@Ok-gm7qx
@Ok-gm7qx 3 года назад
I wanted another room.They took everything.
@jbb8261
@jbb8261 3 года назад
Very convenient that you left out the fact that a good number of the MOTHERS are abusive too…
@shamitadasdasgupta3087
@shamitadasdasgupta3087 2 года назад
This is not true. In Bangla the word for domestic violence is "garhosthy hingsa."
@kausalyam9020
@kausalyam9020 3 года назад
well said
@elakalola8061
@elakalola8061 3 года назад
Sorry to say it but Kiran and shakti both are just names In all reality they take info but no true help
@elakalola8061
@elakalola8061 3 года назад
You received 3,000 calls but how many Kiran actually help ?
@milisharma110
@milisharma110 3 года назад
OMG!!!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@ItzIndianKrisp
@ItzIndianKrisp Год назад
Stop with this “South Asian” thing
@thaacordialsankar467
@thaacordialsankar467 3 года назад
In my culture the man is the boss. I am always the boss in my house.
@MrJasonworkman
@MrJasonworkman 4 года назад
Are you kidding me? I’m not going to have any sympathy for women who put themselves in situations they could have easily avoided.
@shilpahampole4923
@shilpahampole4923 4 года назад
Jason Workman You completely missed the main point of this talk. Here’s a summary. 1) South Asian communities are heavily patriarchal so men are not held accountable for their harmful actions. 2) South Asian communities are collectivistic so women are pressured to uphold the family image/name. 3) Divorce is considered shameful, so women are TRAPPED. They can’t reveal that they’re being abused without being shunned by society, silenced by their family, and threatened by their spouse. So please enlighten me on how they could easily prevent this?
@MrJasonworkman
@MrJasonworkman 4 года назад
Shilpa Hampole easy, don’t mary in that society, or move to another country and find a kind man. Or be the second wife of a good man, I’m sure not every man in that country is bad. Point is you can’t let people pressure you to behave a certain way and then expect sympathy because you were too weak to do the right thing.
@manikaur6278
@manikaur6278 4 года назад
@@MrJasonworkman These things are normally In Asian countries
@ahxna15
@ahxna15 3 года назад
How privileged of you
@milisharma110
@milisharma110 3 года назад
@@MrJasonworkman You don't understand and anyway to judge these women you have to swim in the waters that drowned them.
@MrJasonworkman
@MrJasonworkman 4 года назад
Are you kidding me? I’m not going to cry a river for women who get themselves into situations they could have easily prevented
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