di Beatrice Borromeo
Tina Brown: “Bunga bunga,
le italiane si ribellano. Era ora”
La direttrice di Newsweek: "Berlusconi vi umilia, è fuori controllo". E sulle parlamentari in difesa del premier: "Scioccante che le deputate Pdl sostengano in tv che il loro capo faccia la carità a povere ragazze". Su Obama: "Gli converrebbe avere alleati che governano bene, non that control all media.
"This is the time for women," says Tina Brown , the journalist who brought success Vanity Fair America, rejuvenate the New Yorker, invented the popular site The Daily Beast news and this week is the neodirettore of Newsweek (bought by the Daily Beast in November for a dollar). The first issue of Newsweek has therefore signed Brown on the cover and Hillary Clinton in a ranking of "150 women that shake the world." And as a symbol of the return of women in the public arena Newsweek chooses, with a full-page photos, the exhibition of Italian women by 13 February. With the belief that it is true to the motto when Brown ran the New Yorker: "The seriousness will come back to be sexy."
Tina Brown, because the decision to dedicate an entire page to revolt against the female bunga bunga? For me it was really galvanizing see Italian women raise their head and stand up for, say stop the continuous humiliations suffered by the culture of Berlusconi. It's great that finally happened. It was time.
Perché ha titolato in italiano (“Basta Berlusconi”) la pagina sulla manifestazione? Qui conosciamo la parola “basta” e mi piace la forza che ha. Era anche una critica al maschio italiano.
Nella didascalia si legge che il 90% degli uomini italiani non ha mai usato una lavatrice. Non era una battuta, ma una statistica che abbiamo trovato. E che ha fatto inorridire molti degli uomini che lavorano con me.
Nella classifica delle donne da ammirare c’è una sola italiana: Emma Bonino. Come mai? Forse la colpa è nostra, perché monitoriamo di più i Paesi dove i diritti mancano completamente, dove le violenze domestiche sono all’ordine of the day, such as Iran, Africa and the Middle East.
I remind you that the rankings published in the "Daily Beast" in terms of gender equality Italy is in 74th place out of 134 countries. 's right, we should follow more. I organized a summit that begins tomorrow in NY, where together 400 women from all countries will also be discussed Berlusconi of Italy and tv.
Yesterday thousands of women were demonstrating in Cairo's day eight in March and democracy .
is exciting: the women have decided they must have their rights enshrined in a constitution. Rather than continuing to accept the exclusion are saying, 'We're part of this process, we are part of the new Egypt. We are part of democracy, rather we are the democracy '.
She is one of the most powerful women in publishing. Do you think he could build the same career if she had been born in Italy? I am English, I moved to America when there were many opportunities. My success depended on me: I had very few obstacles due to the mere fact of being a woman. There are many other countries that offer such opportunities.
Yet even in the U.S. there are few women who lead large companies. fact beginning to be very unhappy. Not long ago, in Devon, I moderated a meeting between Bill Clinton and 36 CEOs of America's most important: there was not a woman. We can aspire to positions very important, but they are always on the second level: Head of marketing department head.
How do you explain that? is part of the culture, but we are beginning to rebel. Many women become discouraged and are satisfied with the rearguard. But there is a new phenomenon, many professionals have decided to open their societies and to guide themselves. I did it with the Daily Beast. I went to Barry Diller, my editor, I proposed the project and now my site is one of the most popular in America. If I had not created my company, I do not think I'd ever been appointed to lead another: and this is because women are scary.
An all-Italian phenomenon: that of the parliamentary majority that go on television to defend Berlusconi even if to say, for example, that "the president does not pay prostitutes, is kind to the poor girls." What do you think of this behavior? is one of the most shocking things I've heard. I find it hard to believe that there are women willing to do so. You Italians must denounce these practices as much as possible because just talking about it creates waves of rebellion.
in America have made more headlines i rapporti di Berlusconi con la mafia o il suo processo per prostituzione minorile? (ride) Ma voi italiani vi rendete conto che Berlusconi è oltre ogni limite? Come se non avesse un ruolo pubblico, né alcuna responsabilità. Pensa di poter vivere secondo i parametri del suo universo morale, e che le regole e l’etica comuni non contino nulla. È un problema enorme per l’Italia.
Dai dispacci di Wikileaks si evince però che il presidente Barack Obama preferisce avere un alleato debole piuttosto che un leader credibile. È molto grave per l’Italia essere considerata così. Dall’altro canto, a Obama converrebbe avere come alleati leader che vengono appoggiati nei loro paesi perché govern well, not because they control all media.
Having published his paper on the day of women in Italy, entitled "If not now when" with the photo on the front page of the event, can give hope to the entire paese.Faremo hard to shake off the tag of being completely subservient to the Sultan, but the first steps they are doing.
And if you help him to a match of the influential women of the world, can only be a good omen.
Thanks to Tina and Sophie today yesterday.
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