"Burmaka in KUBe"
Marina Burmaka's guest is Olga Gerasimyuk, a journalist, public figure, and first deputy head of the National Council for Television and Radio Broadcasting.
Natives of Poltava region, the women talked about their native land, the rich Poltava region and its residents. After all, behind the image of a classic Poltava woman - a thrifty woman, one who will work in the garden and make dumplings - there is a high intellect and a refined culture. Few people know about this, and it is necessary to re-imagine it.
The conversation also touched on the topic of gender equality. According to the guest, reality was previously distorted, and we are seeing unsightly things. If you go out into the streets of the city and ask passers-by what gender equality is, the overwhelming majority of us will hear the answer that it is women's struggle for their rights. But this is not true! Gender is equality in life. Both men and women. And this issue requires explanatory work. Recently, a guest visited the British Parliament, and she was given a tour of the basement, where brushes, buckets, and other utensils were preserved, and on the doors there is a sign with a photo of a woman. It turns out that a suffragette was hiding among these objects in order to come out at the right moment and declare women's rights.
In the conversation, they talked about where women over 50 go, and smoothly moved on to the topic of stereotypes in the media. Unfortunately, the trend on Ukrainian TV is that the presenters are exclusively young model girls with red lips, who are reluctant to believe. We have disappeared from older presenters. For example, if you take American channels, then on camera there are people of such an age that you involuntarily trust them. This is a problem of society, when we write off everyone who crosses the 30-year threshold.
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