Female singer Bao anh had her first daughter Misumi on March 4, 2023 but kept her pregnancy and birth a secret.Photo: Vietnamnet.April 2024, Bao Anh posted a picture of a baby girl with the caption: “13-month-old little love can already walk.” Photo: Legal Life.Bao Anh admitted to accidentally posting a picture of his daughter Misumi on his account rather of a private account for his daughter. Photo: Youtube Bao Anh.After being revealed, Bao Anh’s daughter quickly became loved by many people. Photo: FB Bao Anh.Fanpage for baby Misumi has up to 41,000 followers. Photo: FB Bao Anh.bao Anh’s daughter is very pretty, adorable, and has many funny expressions. Photo: FB Bao Anh.For more than a year, Bao Anh has had his biological mother help take care of baby Misumi. Photo: FB Bao Anh.Bao anh’s life is more peaceful and happier when she has her first daughter. Photo: FB Bao Anh.Watch the video ”Akira Phan sings at Bang Cuong’s wedding”. Source FBNV
Female singer Bao Anh had her first daughter Misumi on March 4, 2023 but kept her pregnancy and birth a secret. photo: vietnamnet.
April 2024, bao Anh posted a picture of a baby girl with the caption: “13-month-old little love can already walk.” Photo: Legal Life.
Bao anh admitted to accidentally posting a picture of his daughter Misumi on his account instead of a private account
Bao Anh plans to keep his daughter a secret until she turns 18 years old. Photo: FB Bao anh.
After being revealed, bao Anh’s daughter quickly became loved by many people. Photo: FB Bao Anh.
Fanpage for baby Misumi has up to 41,000 followers. Photo: FB Bao Anh.
Bao Anh’s daughter is very pretty, adorable, and has many funny expressions. Photo: FB Bao Anh.
Bao Anh still keeps the identity of her daughter’s father secret. Photo: FB Bao Anh.
For more than a year, Bao Anh has had his biological mother help take care of baby Misumi. Photo: FB Bao anh.
Bao Anh’s life is more peaceful and happier when she has her first daughter.Photo: FB Bao Anh.
What are the main barriers to achieving gender equality in the workplace today?
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Gender Equality expert
Editor: Welcome, Dr. Smith. We appreciate you taking the time to share your insights with us today. The topic of gender equality has been gaining more traction in recent years. What do you think has contributed to this increased awareness?
Dr. Smith: Thank you for having me.I believe several factors are at play here. Social movements like #MeToo and Time’s Up have illuminated issues of harassment and inequality, compelling organizations to address these systemic problems. Moreover, the rise of digital platforms has offered a voice to many who previously felt unheard.
Editor: That makes a lot of sense. Social media has certainly changed the landscape. In your opinion, what are the most pressing challenges still facing the movement towards gender equality?
Dr. Smith: One major challenge is the intersectionality of gender with race, class, and sexuality. Many initiatives tend to focus on one aspect of identity at a time, overlooking the complex realities faced by those who sit at multiple intersections. Additionally, we still see significant disparities in pay, representation in leadership roles, and access to healthcare.
Editor: Speaking of pay disparities, we’ve seen various policies introduced to promote parity. Do you think these measures are effective, or do we need to look beyond policy to achieve true equality?
Dr. Smith: Policies are certainly a step in the right direction. However, their effectiveness relies on proper enforcement and public accountability. Beyond policy, we also need cultural shifts—changing the conversations we have about gender roles in the workplace and at home. Education plays a crucial role in this; we need to instill values of equality from a young age.
Editor: Absolutely. Education is fundamental. How can we encourage young boys and men to be allies in this struggle for equality?
Dr. Smith: It starts with dialog.We must encourage young boys to express their emotions and understand the importance of empathy. Programs that promote positive masculinity can help them become allies.Involving men as advocates can also challenge the misconceptions that gender equality is only a women’s issue.
Editor: very insightful, Dr. Smith. Before we conclude, could you share what gives you hope for the future of gender equality?
Dr. Smith: What gives me hope is witnessing the younger generation stepping up and leading these discussions. Their activism and willingness to challenge the status quo show that change is possible. Furthermore, businesses are beginning to recognize the value of diversity—not just as a moral obligation but as a crucial component of success.
Editor: Thank you for sharing your thoughts today, Dr. Smith. It’s crucial that we continue these conversations and work toward genuine equality in all spheres of life.
Dr. Smith: thank you for having me and for shining a light on this vital issue.
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