Every iota of that CBC article is 100% exceptional, but especially "ghetto", which was used to describe ANY area that was predominant occupied by the lower classes, regardless of race. There were Irish ghettos, Polish ghettos, Jewish ghettos, Nigger ghettos, Italian ghettos, the only ghetto that isn't blatantly called that is Chinatown, and I don't know OR care why that is.
Also, every single "native term" is 100% acceptable for use in conversation, based on talking to a shit-ton of US feather Indians, and Leaf feather Indians are too busy being drunken degenerates conned by white "environmentalists" into stopping a host of financially lucrative projects that will bring money into their reservations to be taken seriously.
One quick needling: most Italian ghettos have historically been nicknamed "Little Italy," and that is a recurring theme with many other minority-majority areas. Miami's Cuban districts are called Little Havana, Minneapolis has become known as Little Mogadishu due to the massive number of Somalis, etc.
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Congratulations, what you're describing is "all of the equality, none of the responsibilities." What's that overused cliche that feminists are so fond of? "Equality feels like oppression, to the privileged?" Be certain to give the intake officer your correct boot size and measurements when you're draft ticket for WW3 vs. China comes in, not that it's going to matter; if the boot fits, it's not the combat boots the Army issued to you.
Let's see:
1. Pink Tax= "Stop charging us more for fancy feminine products!"
2. Something that I'm certain is about abortion, even though that is treated as an untouchable right created by judicial fiat.
3. Gender-based pay discrimination has been illegal for half a century, these people want to be paid more for less.
4. Maternity leave is nice and all, but we're already moving straight into letting faggots get time off for children that aren't even theirs. Any sort of parental leave should be a benefit of the job, not a legal requirement
5. Where does this person work, a tiddy bar? Most dress codes are pretty conservative, and you can't just randomly stop people from noticing a woman dressed provocatively.
6. Most dress codes are exceptionally fair, they just don't get to dress like a whore at school. Would they rather have to wear a uniform everyday?
7. The bar's already exceptionally low nowadays, the average feminist just doesn't want to put in the work to be a girlboss.
This isn't just wanting responsibility-free equality, it's about wanting a pampered, privileged life built on the suffering of others.