ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Gretchen Carlson - TV journalist, women's empowerment advocate
Gretchen Carlson is a tireless advocate for workplace equality and women's empowerment.

Why you should listen

Named one of TIME's 100 Most Influential People in the World for 2017, Gretchen Carlson is one of the nation's most highly acclaimed journalists and a warrior for women. In 2016, Carlson became the face of sexual harassment in the workplace after her lawsuit against Fox News Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes paved the way for thousands of other women facing harassment to tell their stories. Carlson's advocacy put her on the cover of TIME, and her new book, Be Fierce: Stop Harassment and Take Your Power Back, joined the New York Times best-seller list the week it was published. She became a columnist for TIME's online "Motto" newsletter in 2017, focusing on gender and empowerment issues.

Carlson's ongoing work on behalf of women includes advocating for arbitration reform on Capitol Hill; in 2018, she plans to testify before Congress about workplace inequality and forced arbitration clauses in employment contracts. Carlson also created the Gift of Courage Fund and the Gretchen Carlson Leadership Initiative to support empowerment, advocacy and anti-harassment programs for girls and underserved women.

Carlson hosted "The Real Story" on Fox News for three years; co-hosted "Fox and Friends" for seven years; and in her first book, Getting Real, became a national best-seller. She co-hosted "The Saturday Early Show" for CBS in 2000 and served as a CBS News correspondent covering stories including Geneoa's G-8 Summit, Timothy McVeigh’s execution, 9/11 from the World Trade Center and the Bush-Gore election. She started her reporting career in Richmond, Virginia, then served as an anchor and reporter in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Dallas, where she produced and reported a 30-part series on domestic violence that won several national awards.

An honors graduate of Stanford University, Carlson was valedictorian of her high school class and studied at Oxford University in England. A child prodigy on the violin, she performed as a soloist with the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra at age 13, and in 1989, became the first classical violinist to win the Miss America crown.

Ever grateful for the opportunities provided to her and imbued with a "never give up" attitude, Carlson has mentored dozens of young women throughout her career. She serves as a national trustee for the March of Dimes, a member of the board of directors for the Catherine Violet Hubbard Animal Sanctuary in Newtown, Connecticut and a trustee of Greenwich Academy, an all-girls preparatory day school in Greenwich, Connecticut. Carlson is married to sports agent Casey Close and mom to their two children.

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Gretchen Carlson: How we can end sexual harassment at work

Gretchen Carlson: Como podemos acabar com o assédio sexual no trabalho

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Quando Gretchen Carlson compartilhou sua experiência de assédio sexual no trabalho, isso inspirou muitas mulheres a tomarem seu poder de volta e contarem ao mundo o que aconteceu com elas. Numa palestra corajosa e extraordinária, ela conta sua história; e identifica três coisas específicas que todos nós podemos fazer para gerar espaços de trabalho mais seguros. "Não seremos mais subestimadas, intimidadas e excluídas", Carlson diz. "Iremos nos levantar e falar para que nossas vozes sejam ouvidas. Seremos as mulheres que devemos ser".
- TV journalist, women's empowerment advocate
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"Tudo o que eu queria era
uma promoção muito merecida,
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"All I wanted was
a much-deserved promotion,
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e ele me disse: 'Suba na mesa
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and he told me to 'Get up on the desk
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e abra as pernas'".
00:18
and spread 'em.'"
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"Todos os homens do escritório
escreveram num papel
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"All the men in my office
wrote down on a piece of paper
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00:24
the sexual favors
that I could do for them.
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os favores sexuais
que eu poderia fazer para eles.
E tudo que eu pedi foi
um escritório com janela".
00:27
All I had asked for
was an office with a window."
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"Pedi um conselho sobre como tirar
um projeto de lei da comissão;
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"I asked for his advice about how
I could get a bill out of committee;
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ele me perguntou se eu
havia trazido as joelheiras".
00:36
he asked me if I brought my kneepads."
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Esses são só alguns dos relatos terríveis
00:41
Those are just a few
of the horrific stories
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that I heard from women
over the last year,
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que escutei de mulheres no último ano,
00:46
as I've been investigating
workplace sexual harassment.
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enquanto investigava
assédio sexual no trabalho.
E descobri
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And what I found out
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que, no mundo todo, isso é uma epidemia.
00:52
is that it's an epidemic across the world.
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00:56
It's a horrifying reality
for millions of women,
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É uma realidade terrível
para milhões de mulheres
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when all they want to do every day
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que, todo dia, tudo o que querem
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is go to work.
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é trabalhar.
01:04
Sexual harassment doesn't discriminate.
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O assédio sexual não discrimina.
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You can wear a skirt,
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Você pode estar de saia,
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hospital scrubs,
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avental cirúrgico,
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army fatigues.
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ou de farda.
01:13
You can be young or old,
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Você pode ser jovem ou velha,
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married or single,
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casada ou solteira,
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black or white.
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branca ou negra.
01:17
You can be a Republican,
a Democrat or an Independent.
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Você pode ser republicana,
democrata ou independente.
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I heard from so many women:
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Ouvi de muitas mulheres:
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police officers,
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mulheres policiais,
01:27
members of our military,
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mulheres do nosso exército,
01:28
financial assistants,
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assistentes financeiras,
01:30
actors, engineers, lawyers,
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atrizes, engenheiras, advogadas,
01:33
bankers, accountants, teachers ...
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banqueiras, contadoras, professoras...
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journalists.
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jornalistas.
01:41
Sexual harassment, it turns out,
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Afinal, o assédio sexual,
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is not about sex.
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não é sobre sexo.
01:46
It's about power,
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É sobre poder,
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and about what somebody does to you
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e sobre o que alguém faz com você
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to try and take away your power.
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para tentar tirar o seu poder.
01:54
And I'm here today
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Estou aqui hoje
01:57
to encourage you to know
that you can take that power back.
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para encorajá-las e dizer-lhes
que vocês podem recuperar esse poder.
02:03
(Applause)
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(Aplausos)
02:07
On July 6, 2016,
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No dia 6 de julho de 2016,
02:11
I jumped off a cliff all by myself.
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pulei de um penhasco sozinha.
02:14
It was the scariest moment of my life;
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Foi o momento mais
assustador da minha vida
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an excruciating choice to make.
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e uma escolha muito difícil de fazer.
02:21
I fell into an abyss all alone,
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Caí num abismo sozinha,
02:24
not knowing what would be below.
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sem saber o que me esperava lá embaixo.
02:28
But then, something miraculous
started to happen.
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Mas aconteceu algo milagroso.
02:31
Thousands of women
started reaching out to me
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Milhares de mulheres me procuraram
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to share their own stories
of pain and agony and shame.
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para compartilhar suas histórias
de dor, agonia e vergonha.
02:38
They told me that I became their voice --
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Elas me disseram
que eu me tornei a voz delas,
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they were voiceless.
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pois elas estavam sem voz.
02:44
And suddenly, I realized
that even in the 21st century,
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Subitamente, percebi
que, mesmo no século 21,
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every woman still has a story.
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toda mulher ainda tem uma história.
02:52
Like Joyce,
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Como a Joyce,
02:55
a flight attendant supervisor
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uma comissária de bordo
cujo chefe, em reuniões diárias,
02:56
whose boss, in meetings every day,
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02:58
would tell her about the porn
that he'd watched the night before
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contava a ela sobre o filme pornô
que assistira na véspera,
enquanto desenhava pênis em sua agenda.
03:01
while drawing penises on his notepad.
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03:03
She went to complain.
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Ela reclamou.
Foi chamada de louca e demitida.
03:04
She was called "crazy" and fired.
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03:07
Like Joanne, Wall Street banker.
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Ou como a Joanne,
banqueira em Wall Street.
03:09
Her male colleagues would call her
that vile c-word every day.
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Seus colegas homens a chamavam
de palavras repugnantes todos os dias.
03:13
She complained --
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Ela reclamou,
a chamaram de encrenqueira,
03:14
labeled a troublemaker,
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03:15
never to do another
Wall Street deal again.
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e ela não conseguiu mais fazer
negociações em Wall Street.
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Like Elizabeth, an army officer.
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Ou Elizabeth, uma oficial do exército.
03:22
Her male subordinates would wave
one-dollar bills in her face,
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Seus subordinados homens balançaram
notas de um dólar na cara dela,
03:26
and say, "Dance for me!"
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dizendo: "Dance para mim!"
03:28
And when she went to complain to a major,
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Quando ela foi se queixar com um oficial,
03:30
he said, "What? Only one dollar?
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ele disse: "Quê? Só um dólar?
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You're worth at least five or ten!"
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Você vale pelo menos cinco ou dez!"
03:38
After reading,
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Depois de ler,
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replying to all
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responder a todos,
03:42
and crying over all of these emails,
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e chorar com todos esses e-mails,
03:46
I realized I had so much work to do.
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percebi que tinha muito trabalho a fazer.
03:52
Here are the startling facts:
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Alguns fatos alarmantes:
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one in three women -- that we know of --
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uma em cada três mulheres, que sabemos,
03:56
have been sexually harassed
in the workplace.
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já foram assediadas
sexualmente no trabalho.
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Seventy-one percent of those incidences
never get reported.
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Desses incidentes, 71%
nunca foram denunciados.
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Why?
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Por quê?
Porque, quando as mulheres se posicionam,
04:08
Because when women come forward,
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they're still called liars
and troublemakers
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ainda são chamadas
de mentirosas e encrenqueiras,
04:12
and demeaned and trashed
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são humilhadas, arrasadas,
04:14
and demoted and blacklisted
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rebaixadas, banidas
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and fired.
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e demitidas.
04:17
Reporting sexual harassment can be,
in many cases, career-ending.
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Denunciar o assédio sexual pode,
muitas vezes, acabar com sua carreira.
04:23
Of all the women that reached out to me,
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De todas as mulheres que me procuraram,
04:26
almost none are still today working
in their chosen profession,
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quase nenhuma ainda trabalha
na profissão que escolheu,
04:30
and that is outrageous.
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e isso é revoltante.
04:36
I, too, was silent in the beginning.
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Também fiquei calada no início.
04:40
It happened to me at the end
of my year as Miss America,
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Comigo aconteceu no fim
do meu ano como "Miss América",
numa reunião com um executivo
de TV de alto escalão em Nova Iorque.
04:44
when I was meeting with
a very high-ranking TV executive
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in New York City.
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Achava que ele estava me ajudando
durante o dia, fazendo várias ligações.
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I thought he was helping me
throughout the day,
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04:50
making a lot of phone calls.
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Fomos jantar e, no banco de trás do carro,
subitamente ele veio para cima de mim
04:51
We went to dinner,
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04:53
and in the back seat of a car,
he suddenly lunged on top of me
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e enfiou sua língua na minha garganta.
04:56
and stuck his tongue down my throat.
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04:59
I didn't realize that to "get
into the business" -- silly me --
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Fui tão boba que não percebi
que, para "entrar na indústria",
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he also intended to get into my pants.
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ele também pretendia tirar minhas calças.
05:10
And just a week later,
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Uma semana depois,
quando eu estava em Los Angeles,
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when I was in Los Angeles
meeting with a high-ranking publicist,
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em reunião com um assessor
de imprensa de alto escalão,
05:16
it happened again.
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aconteceu de novo.
05:18
Again, in a car.
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Novamente num carro.
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And he took my neck in his hand,
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Ele agarrou meu pescoço com a mão
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and he shoved my head
so hard into his crotch,
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e forçou minha cabeça
tão forte na sua virilha
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I couldn't breathe.
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que eu não conseguia respirar.
05:33
These are the events that suck the life
out of all of your self-confidence.
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São esses acontecimentos
que sugam toda a sua autoconfiança.
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These are the events that, until recently,
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Há também os acontecimentos
que, até pouco tempo,
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I didn't even call assault.
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eu nem chamava de assédio.
05:51
And this is why we have
so much work to do.
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É por isso que temos
tanto trabalho a fazer.
05:59
After my year as Miss America,
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Depois do ano como Miss América,
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I continued to meet
a lot of well-known people,
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continuei a conhecer pessoas famosas,
06:04
including Donald Trump.
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incluindo o Donald Trump.
06:08
When this picture was taken in 1988,
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Quando esta foto foi tirada, em 1988,
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nobody could have ever predicted
where we'd be today.
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ninguém teria previsto
onde estaríamos hoje.
06:12
(Laughter)
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(Risos)
06:15
Me, fighting to end sexual
harassment in the workplace;
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Eu, lutando para acabar
com o assédio sexual no trabalho;
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he, president of the United States
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ele, presidente dos EUA
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in spite of it.
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apesar do assédio.
06:26
And shortly thereafter, I got
my first gig in television news
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Pouco depois, consegui
meu primeiro bico num jornal televisivo
em Richmond, na Virginia.
06:29
in Richmond, Virginia.
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Olha só meu sorriso confiante,
usando uma jaqueta rosa choque.
06:30
Check out that confident smile
with the bright pink jacket.
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Nem olhem o cabelo.
06:33
Not so much the hair.
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06:34
(Laughter)
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(Risos)
06:36
I was working so hard to prove
that blondes have a lot of brains.
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Eu trabalhava tanto para provar
que as loiras são inteligentes.
06:43
But ironically, one of the first
stories I covered
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Ironicamente, uma das primeiras
matérias que cobri
06:45
was the Anita Hill hearings
in Washington, DC.
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foi sobre as audiências
de Anita Hill em Washington, DC.
06:48
And shortly thereafter,
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Pouco depois,
06:50
I, too, was sexually harassed
in the workplace.
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também fui assediada
sexualmente no trabalho.
06:54
I was covering a story in rural Virginia,
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Fazia uma matéria no interior da Virgínia
06:56
and when we got back into the car,
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e, quando voltamos para o carro,
06:58
my cameraman started saying to me,
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meu cinegrafista me perguntou
o quanto eu havia gostado
do toque dele nos meus seios
07:00
wondering how much I had enjoyed
when he touched my breasts
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quando ele colocara o microfone em mim.
07:03
when he put the microphone on me.
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07:04
And it went downhill from there.
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E a coisa foi só degringolando.
07:06
I was bracing myself
against the passenger door --
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Fiquei grudada na porta do passageiro,
07:09
this was before cellphones.
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e isso foi antes dos celulares.
07:10
I was petrified.
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Estava petrificada.
07:12
I actually envisioned myself
rolling outside of that door
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Comecei a me imaginar
rolando para fora da porta
07:16
as the car was going 50 miles per hour
like I'd seen in the movies,
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enquanto o carro ia a 80 km por hora,
como havia visto nos filmes,
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and wondering how much it would hurt.
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me perguntando se iria doer muito.
07:25
When the story about
Harvey Weinstein came to light --
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Quando a matéria sobre
o Harvey Weinstein saiu,
07:28
one the most well-known
movie moguls in all of Hollywood --
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um dos executivos mais conhecidos
de toda a Hollywood,
07:32
the allegations were horrific.
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as alegações eram horríveis.
07:34
But so many women came forward,
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Mas muitas mulheres se posicionaram,
07:36
and it made me realize
what I had done meant something.
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e percebi que minhas ações
realmente foram importantes.
07:41
(Applause)
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(Aplausos)
07:48
He had such a lame excuse.
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A desculpa dele foi tão idiota.
07:50
He said he was a product
of the '60s and '70s,
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Ele disse que ele era
fruto dos anos 60 e 70,
07:53
and that that was the culture then.
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e que essa era a cultura na época.
07:54
Yeah, that was the culture then,
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Sim, aquela era a cultura na época,
07:56
and unfortunately, it still is.
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e infelizmente ainda é.
07:59
Why?
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Por quê?
08:01
Because of all the myths
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Por causa de todos os mitos que ainda
estão ligados ao assédio sexual.
08:03
that are still associated
with sexual harassment.
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08:07
"Women should just take another job
and find another career."
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"As mulheres têm que arranjar
outro emprego e carreira".
08:10
Yeah, right.
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Ah, tá bom.
08:11
Tell that to the single mom
working two jobs,
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Diga isso à mãe solteira
com dois empregos,
08:13
trying to make ends meet,
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tentando manter as contas em dia,
e sendo assediada sexualmente.
08:15
who's also being sexually harassed.
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08:18
"Women --
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"As mulheres
08:19
they bring it on themselves."
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são as culpadas".
08:22
By the clothes that we wear
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Pelas roupas que vestimos
08:23
and the makeup that we put on.
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e a maquiagem que usamos.
08:25
Yeah, I guess those hoodies
that Uber engineers wear in Silicon Valley
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Então os moletons que as engenheiras
do Uber no Vale do Silício usam
08:29
are just so provocative.
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devem ser muito provocantes.
08:32
"Women make it up."
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"As mulheres inventam".
08:34
Yeah, because it's so fun and rewarding
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Claro, pois é muito divertido
e recompensador
08:37
to be demeaned and taken down.
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ser humilhada e excluída.
08:40
I would know.
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Sei bem como é.
08:43
"Women bring these claims
because they want to be famous and rich."
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"As mulheres alegam essas coisas
pois querem fama e dinheiro".
08:48
Our own president said that.
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Nosso próprio presidente disse isso.
08:52
I bet Taylor Swift,
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Aposto que a Taylor Swift,
08:54
one of the most well-known
and richest singers in the world,
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uma das cantoras mais ricas
e famosas do mundo,
08:58
didn't need more money or fame
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não estava atrás de mais dinheiro e fama
09:00
when she came forward
with her groping case
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quando processou
seu assediador por um dólar.
09:02
for one dollar.
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09:04
And I'm so glad she did.
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Fico tão feliz que ela tenha feito isso.
09:09
Breaking news:
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Notícias urgentes:
09:10
the untold story about women
and sexual harassment in the workplace:
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a história não contada sobre mulheres
e assédio sexual no trabalho:
09:16
women just want a safe, welcoming
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as mulheres só querem um lugar seguro,
09:19
and harass-free environment.
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acolhedor e livre de assédios.
09:22
That's it.
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É só isso.
09:24
(Applause)
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(Aplausos)
09:30
So how do we go about
getting our power back?
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Então, o que fazer para conseguirmos
nosso poder de volta?
09:33
I have three solutions.
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Tenho três soluções.
09:35
Number one:
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A primeira:
09:37
we need to turn bystanders
and enablers into allies.
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precisamos transformar os espectadores
e facilitadores em nossos aliados.
09:41
Ninety-eight percent of United States
corporations right now
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Hoje, 98% das empresas dos Estados Unidos
têm políticas de treinamento
contra assédio sexual.
09:44
have sexual harassment training policies.
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Seventy percent have prevention programs.
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E 70% têm programas de prevenção.
09:50
But still, overwhelmingly,
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Mas, ainda assim, esmagadoramente,
09:53
bystanders and witnesses
don't come forward.
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os espectadores e as testemunhas
não se pronunciam.
09:57
In 2016,
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Em 2016,
09:58
the Harvard Business Review
called it the "bystander effect."
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a "Harvard Business Review"
chamou isso de "efeito espectador".
10:03
And yet -- remember 9/11.
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Lembram-se do 11 de setembro?
10:07
Millions of times we've heard,
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Milhões de vezes escutamos:
10:09
"If you see something,
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"Se vir algo, fale".
10:11
say something."
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10:13
Imagine how impactful that would be
if we carried that through
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Pensem no impacto se conseguirmos
que as pessoas que presenciam
assédio sexual no trabalho
10:17
to bystanders in the workplace
regarding sexual harassment --
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10:21
to recognize and interrupt
these incidences;
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reconheçam e impeçam esses incidentes;
10:26
to confront the perpetrators
to their face;
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confrontem os agressores;
10:30
to help and protect the victims.
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ajudem e protejam as vítimas.
10:34
This is my shout-out to men:
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Agora falo com os homens:
10:36
we need you in this fight.
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precisamos de vocês nesta luta.
10:39
And to women, too --
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E das mulheres também,
10:41
enablers to allies.
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de facilitadores a aliados.
10:44
Number two:
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Segundo:
10:45
change the laws.
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mudar as leis.
10:49
How many of you out there know
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Quantos aqui sabem se há ou não
uma cláusula arbitral obrigatória
10:50
whether or not you have
a forced arbitration clause
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10:52
in your employment contract?
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no contrato de trabalho de vocês?
10:56
Not a lot of hands.
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Poucos.
10:57
And if you don't know, you should,
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Se não sabem, deveriam,
10:59
and here's why.
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e aqui está o porquê.
11:01
TIME Magazine calls it,
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A revista "TIME" chama isso,
escrito bem aqui na tela,
11:02
right there on the screen,
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11:04
"The teeny tiny little print in contracts
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de "as letrinhas miúdas nos contratos,
11:07
that keeps sexual
harassment claims unheard."
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que mantêm as alegações
de assédio sexual ignoradas".
11:11
Here's what it is.
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Quais são elas?
Cláusulas arbitrais obrigatórias
retiram o direito da sétima emenda
11:13
Forced arbitration takes away
your Seventh Amendment right
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11:15
to an open jury process.
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de um processo jurídico aberto.
11:17
It's secret.
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Ele é secreto.
11:20
You don't get the same
witnesses or depositions.
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Você não terá as mesmas
testemunhas e depoimentos.
11:22
In many cases, the company
picks the arbitrator for you.
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Muitas vezes, a empresa escolhe
um árbitro em seu lugar.
11:25
There are no appeals,
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Não há recursos,
11:28
and only 20 percent of the time
does the employee win.
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e só em 20% das vezes o empregado ganha.
11:31
But again, it's secret,
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Mas, de novo: ele é secreto,
11:33
so nobody ever knows what happened to you.
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então ninguém nunca
saberá o que aconteceu.
11:37
This is why I've been
working so diligently
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Por isso trabalho arduamente
no Capitólio em Washington, DC,
11:39
on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC
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para mudar as leis.
11:41
to change the laws.
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E digo aos senadores:
11:42
And here's what I tell the Senators:
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o assédio sexual é apolítico.
11:44
sexual harassment is apolitical.
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11:46
Before somebody harasses you,
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Antes de assediar alguém,
11:48
they don't ask you if you're
a Republican or Democrat first.
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não perguntam se a pessoa
é republicana ou democrata.
11:51
They just do it.
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Eles simplesmente assediam.
11:53
And this is why we should all care.
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Por isso todos nós devemos nos importar.
11:56
Number three:
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Terceiro:
11:57
be fierce.
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seja corajosa.
11:59
It starts when we stand tall,
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Começa quando nos posicionamos
12:02
and we build that self-confidence.
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e construímos essa autoconfiança.
12:04
And we stand up and we speak up,
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E quando nos levantamos, falamos,
12:06
and we tell the world what happened to us.
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e dizemos ao mundo
o que aconteceu conosco.
12:09
I know it's scary,
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Sei que é assustador,
12:11
but let's do it for our kids.
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mas façamos isso por nossas crianças.
12:14
Let's stop this for the next generations.
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Vamos impedir que isso
chegue às gerações futuras.
12:18
I know that I did it for my children.
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Eu fiz isso pelos meus filhos.
12:22
They were paramount in my decision-making
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Eles foram primordiais na decisão
de compartilhar minha história.
12:25
about whether or not I would come forward.
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12:27
My beautiful children,
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Minhas crianças lindas,
meu filho Christian, de 12 anos,
12:28
my 12-year-old son, Christian,
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minha filha Kaia, de 14 anos.
12:30
my 14-year-old daughter, Kaia.
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12:32
And boy, did I underestimate them.
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E, nossa... como eu os subestimei.
No primeiro dia de aula, ano passado,
foi quando anunciei minha decisão,
12:36
The first day of school last year
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12:37
happened to be the day
my resolution was announced,
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e fiquei muito ansiosa
com o que eles enfrentariam.
12:40
and I was so anxious
about what they would face.
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Minha filha chegou em casa e disse:
12:42
My daughter came home
from school and she said,
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"Mãe, muitas pessoas me perguntaram
o que houve com você nas férias".
12:44
"Mommy, so many people asked me
what happened to you over the summer."
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Depois, ela me olhou nos olhos e disse:
"E, mãe, eu fiquei muito orgulhosa
12:48
Then she looked at me in the eyes
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12:49
and she said, "And mommy,
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12:51
I was so proud
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12:53
to say that you were my mom."
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de dizer que você é minha mãe".
12:58
And two weeks later,
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Duas semanas depois, quando ela finalmente
teve coragem de enfrentar duas crianças
13:00
when she finally found the courage
to stand up to two kids
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13:04
who had been making her life miserable,
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que tornavam sua vida terrível,
13:06
she came home to me and she said,
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ela veio para casa e me disse:
13:07
"Mommy, I found the courage to do it
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"Mãe, tive coragem de fazer isso
13:11
because I saw you do it."
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porque vi você fazendo".
13:16
(Applause)
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(Aplausos)
13:24
You see, giving the gift
of courage is contagious.
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Compartilhar o dom
da coragem é contagioso.
13:30
And I hope that my journey
has inspired you,
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Espero que minha jornada
tenha inspirado vocês,
pois estamos na hora da mudança.
13:33
because right now, it's the tipping point.
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13:36
We are watching history happen.
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Estamos presenciando a história acontecer.
13:39
More and more women
are coming forward and saying,
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Mais e mais mulheres estão
vindo a púbico e dizendo: "Já chega".
13:41
"Enough is enough."
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13:46
(Applause)
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(Aplausos)
13:51
Here's my one last plea to companies.
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E um último apelo às empresas:
13:54
Let's hire back all those women
whose careers were lost
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contratem de volta todas as mulheres
cujas carreiras acabaram
13:59
because of some random jerk.
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devido a um idiota qualquer.
14:02
Because here's what I know about women:
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Pois uma coisa eu sei sobre as mulheres:
14:05
we will not longer be underestimated,
intimidated or set back;
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não seremos mais subestimadas,
nem intimidadas ou excluídas;
14:09
we will not be silenced
by the ways of the establishment
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não seremos silenciadas pelo sistema
14:13
or the relics of the past.
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ou pelas relíquias do passado.
14:15
No.
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Não.
14:16
We will stand up and speak up
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Vamos nos posicionar e falar
para que nossas vozes sejam ouvidas.
14:20
and have our voices heard.
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14:22
We will be the women we were meant to be.
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Seremos as mulheres que devemos ser.
14:27
And above all,
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E, acima de tudo,
14:29
we will always be fierce.
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seremos sempre corajosas.
14:34
Thank you.
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Obrigada.
14:35
(Applause)
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Gretchen Carlson - TV journalist, women's empowerment advocate
Gretchen Carlson is a tireless advocate for workplace equality and women's empowerment.

Why you should listen

Named one of TIME's 100 Most Influential People in the World for 2017, Gretchen Carlson is one of the nation's most highly acclaimed journalists and a warrior for women. In 2016, Carlson became the face of sexual harassment in the workplace after her lawsuit against Fox News Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes paved the way for thousands of other women facing harassment to tell their stories. Carlson's advocacy put her on the cover of TIME, and her new book, Be Fierce: Stop Harassment and Take Your Power Back, joined the New York Times best-seller list the week it was published. She became a columnist for TIME's online "Motto" newsletter in 2017, focusing on gender and empowerment issues.

Carlson's ongoing work on behalf of women includes advocating for arbitration reform on Capitol Hill; in 2018, she plans to testify before Congress about workplace inequality and forced arbitration clauses in employment contracts. Carlson also created the Gift of Courage Fund and the Gretchen Carlson Leadership Initiative to support empowerment, advocacy and anti-harassment programs for girls and underserved women.

Carlson hosted "The Real Story" on Fox News for three years; co-hosted "Fox and Friends" for seven years; and in her first book, Getting Real, became a national best-seller. She co-hosted "The Saturday Early Show" for CBS in 2000 and served as a CBS News correspondent covering stories including Geneoa's G-8 Summit, Timothy McVeigh’s execution, 9/11 from the World Trade Center and the Bush-Gore election. She started her reporting career in Richmond, Virginia, then served as an anchor and reporter in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Dallas, where she produced and reported a 30-part series on domestic violence that won several national awards.

An honors graduate of Stanford University, Carlson was valedictorian of her high school class and studied at Oxford University in England. A child prodigy on the violin, she performed as a soloist with the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra at age 13, and in 1989, became the first classical violinist to win the Miss America crown.

Ever grateful for the opportunities provided to her and imbued with a "never give up" attitude, Carlson has mentored dozens of young women throughout her career. She serves as a national trustee for the March of Dimes, a member of the board of directors for the Catherine Violet Hubbard Animal Sanctuary in Newtown, Connecticut and a trustee of Greenwich Academy, an all-girls preparatory day school in Greenwich, Connecticut. Carlson is married to sports agent Casey Close and mom to their two children.

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