This Changes Everything indeed!

I rarely see a documentary that moves me to want to discuss it at length but this one does. If you haven’t seen it yet, don’t wait. It will make you feel like you’ve come out from under a rock and seen the light or like there’s hope for a better world.
If you have seen it, what was the moment that impacted you the most? And what do you think a regular viewer can do to contribute to the 50/50 parity?
I need to watch it a few more times because there were so many details that were brilliantly when I heard them but are fuzzy now. For this reason, I am going to buy a copy of « This Changes Everything » (I keep forgetting the title so I have to repeat and maybe it will stick!) and come back to post my comments on specific moments of the documentary.
For now, I feel it is a very important piece of work that can help things turn in terms of making audiences understand how opening the door to a diversity of women can be beneficial for everyone.
Alain I have to watch it again but there are sections I would edit such as the opening shot or other with children watching but more importantly, I would bump the historical sequence, is really one of the most important piece in the documentary, sooner.

I’m interested in what others who have seen the documentary think.

Good day.