Women in Agriculture | Kamea Black | TEDxWWU

[@jankevandercolf9418]

As a woman who was questioned, ridiculed and (mocked in an indirect way) in Agric research…this was great. I am going to try to advocate. You go !

[@abubakarrsamura8963]

Am impressed from Sierra Leone, don't look back go for it and make a change and inspire others I hope to see more on this.

[@rainasajid6678]

Your comment means a lot!

[@julietgeorge2440]

Am from Sierra Leone too

[@sharleenandrade1191]

As a woman who owns and operates both a cattle ranch and a USDA Slaughterhouse, I strongly disagree with the notion that gender determines how we are treated. Whether working with eggs or as a rancher, respect in this field is earned by everyone, regardless of gender. When new individuals join the industry, they need to prove themselves, just like anyone else. It's not about being a girl; it's about demonstrating competence and dedication. I believe in focusing on the work at hand rather than playing the victim or complaining. I appreciate the unique strengths that both men and women bring to agriculture, and I'm grateful for the diverse contributions we can all make.

[@isaacwajntraub4666]

Regards from Brazil. Congratulations! Go for it!

[@miss.dannitiger]

7:00

[@kaleemadamjee2764]

i done put this vid playing on mute in a separate tab (in class), saw her facial expressions and new right away... (still haven't heard whats to say)

[@thetruehustler1365]

Girl, you had me til you started complaining about people helping you with apples. There are people like me who want that help lol

[@Lima547]

Up

[@MaryJaneOctane]

My experience is nothing like this. If they act like fools, call them on it. When the guys say crude shit, be just as crude right back. Carry a gun. I guess I just don't play the victim. If you want respect, men respond to it when you're not a whinny brat.

[@gonearpana6672]

Yeah! That's what real women do.