Millennials Confront the Obstacles for Women Today || Meet Me in the Middle || Ep. 28 || Pt. 4

Keeping it in the family in this series, we're thrilled to welcome our daughters, Cidny Pollard Broughton and Carrye Martin Burr to our Meet Me in the Middle table again. In this episode (part 4 of a 4 part series) we ask them this question to jump start the conversation: "In your journey, Have you experienced any type of discrimination or inequality (as a woman ...an author, mother, stay-at-home parent, in the work force, as an artist/photographer, business owner, etc.). Conversations covering ...What are some of the manifestations of underlying stereotypes others may have toward women in today's culture? How you feel men (or other women) view women in both the work force and in the church/ministry world? Appearance? Age? Race? Tradition? Listen for/tweet/share these quotable quotes: Cidny: "I have to work 20 times as hard to sit at the table." "You cannot be afraid to get uncomfortable." "Be a proponent for change." To Women -- " Don't be afraid to say how much you're worth. Don't diminish yourself." "We have to speak life into each other." Carrye: "Whenever your feeling of inferiority is tied into how God sees you ...if we're not careful, we can start to tie the way God sees us into something that is not true." "You don't need a man or women to validate who God made you to be." "Until we're all willing to give everyone a voice at the table, change isn't going to happen." ...and quoting author, Jo Saxton: "You can't be what you can't see." Be a part of healthy change in our culture. Find the way forward with us!