Who can provide some movies about discrimination?

abstract

This year, it seems that the northern part of Minnesota in the United States has ushered in colder weather than in previous years, covered with ice and snow, and the cold air attacks people. In the beautiful young Josie Aymis's home, it seems that she is experiencing an unprecedented winter. Families that are already facing economic pressure will inevitably have differences in their lives. In desperation, the mother decided to make a living in the iron mine, the largest enterprise nearby, in order to solve the problems of food, clothing, housing and transportation for her two children. From then on, she walked into a sinister environment dominated by men and faced sexual harassment everywhere. As we all know, most of these heavy industrial enterprises are male workers, and women are accessories and have low status. This, when Josie Aymis stepped into the mine, he immediately realized it.

Especially from the eyes of several female workers who have worked here before. But the joy of just getting a valuable job seems to dilute Josie's sense of foreboding about all this. Also, the laughter and laughter of a pair of lovely children that often rings in her ears encourages her to do this job well anyway. For the children and for this broken family.

The really heavy work began, and Josie Aymis was inevitably involved in this male-dominated industry. Josie, who already has some work skills, can handle her work fairly well, but the eyes of those strange and savage male workers around her are so full of rogues, even ridicule, and even discrimination, whether during working hours or during lunch break. Just look at the lounge of several women workers in the mine. Moreover, in normal times, she and other female colleagues often encounter all kinds of shocking sexual harassment, such as pornographic jokes, analog appliances and foul language. ...