Picking up strict standards only for female politicians
‘Party video’ encourages Prime Minister Marin in distress
“Keep dancing, Sanna.” (Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton)
“Thank you, Hillary!” (Prime Minister Sanna Marin)
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin (left) and former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Segye Ilbo data photo
Hillary, who almost became the first woman to become president of the United States, draws attention following encouraging Prime Minister Marin, who is in trouble following leaking a video of the so-called ‘Frenzy Party’. After the controversy broke out, there was an active movement to support Prime Minister Marine in the form of posting videos of Finnish women enjoying parties at clubs, etc.
On the 28th (local time), Hillary posted a picture of herself dancing violently at a club in a foreign city on her social media account. In her co-posted post, Hillary said, “As Secretary of State, I came here for a business trip, but I enjoyed the party.” She served as secretary of state under the Barack Obama administration from 2009 to 2013, and following preparing for the presidency, she finally ran for president as the Democratic candidate in 2016, but lost to former Republican President Donald Trump, who was the first female president of the United States. abandoned the dream
What is eye-catching is that Hillary’s criticism of Prime Minister Marin revealed the perception that it was ‘discrimination once morest women’. “Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did,” she quoted Anne Richards (1933-2006), a senior female politician and governor of Texas. But she just turned it upside down and wore high heels,” she said.
Ginger Rogers (1911-1995) was a Hollywood star who won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1941, and Fred Astaire (1899-1987) was an actor, dancer, and singer who formed a ‘fantastic couple’ with her. The two appeared together in several musicals in the 1930s, demonstrating their dazzling tap dancing skills. The phrase ‘she just turned it upside down and wore high heels’ means that when a man and woman dance facing each other or standing next to each other, the direction of their hands and the like are inevitably opposite to each other, and Ginger wearing high heels is even more uncomfortable even in a much more uncomfortable state. It means that they showed the essence of tap dancing while perfectly in tune with .
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin said “thank you” to former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who cheered “Keep dancing” by posting pictures of herself enjoying the party on social media. SNS capture
In the end, Hillary’s words contain a critique of the purport that ‘they are tolerant of male politicians dancing and having fun, but they set a strict standard only on female politicians’.
Prime Minister Marin retweeted this post from Hillary on social media encouraging her to “keep dancing.” Then she said “thank you” to Hillary.
Previously, a video of Prime Minister Marine enjoying a party while dancing until 4 a.m. with famous celebrities at a club was leaked and went viral on social media. Prime Minister Marin protested, saying, “It’s just a private life that has nothing to do with public affairs,” and “I have a right to enjoy it too.” bowed his head in front.
By Kim Tae-hoon, staff reporter af103@segye.com
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