The Repression of Women in India

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"I'm just humbled by what you shared. I'm, I am totally humbled," says CNN's Nina dos Santos. Dos Santos grew up in India and the culture tends to be somewhat repressive to women. "My father wanted me to get married after my 10th grade, which is like probably at the age of 15."

Shaheena Attarwala defends a woman’s right to design her own future, especially in the face of fierce adversity and opposition. She champions living ruthlessly amid oppressive whims and societal precepts. She’s a magnet that brings the issues forward and carries the water for anyone who dreams of raising their standards and never settling for status-quo expectations. This episode is not just about design. So make your way or step aside. It’s time to hear her metaphoric journey, examine your own life, and bring more awareness to poverty and oppression. In other words…sh*t’s about to get real!

Origin Story (3:56)
A Kid's View (6:25)
Oppression In Cultures (8:42)
Ah-Ha Moments (11:38)
Family Relations (13:48)
How Did You Find Design? (16:52)
What's Driving You? (20:53)
Design Influence (22:26)
Legal Skills and Design (33:04)
Gaining Empathy (35:29)
Don Norman (40:59)
Teaching Curiosity (45:45)
Harnessing Life Experiences (59:36)
Story Banks (1:02:49)
Design Superpower (1:06:46)
Design Kryptonite (1:07:20)
UX Superhero Name (1:08:32)
Habit of Success (1:08:58)
Recommended Book (1:10:15)
Taking Risks (1:12:24)
Best Advice (1:14:26)

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