YouTuber Wants to Inspire Women and Girls to Fix Cars

The world of car repair work is still dominated by men, but aggressive entrepreneurs give young ladies power by showing to young women that they are not looking for anything to worry under the hood I am trying that.

I clearly remember that Jessica Chou did some small services to her beloved 2003 Volkswagen Jetta. A man went through and asked what he was doing. So she told him

Zhou said that her desire to work with her basic car is due to several reasons. First, she has an old, somewhat unreliable car. Next, she wants to save some money. The third? The mechanic's travel really began to bother her.

"I'm fed up with the feelings I get used to, A: as a woman, B: I do not know anything about the car," she said.

Even though they are not accurate, from time to time these prejudices can determine how people interact with you.

"Please go inside and do not ask questions very quietly, please do not take responsibility," Zhou said. "As an Asian, it will take some time to find my voice"

So she started her own YouTube channel. Zhou said that the aim is that young women and girls are still able to learn that men are dominant.

This is how she contacted Joe Agruso. He is in charge of the automotive division of Van Nuys High School.

Two men participated in the female exhibition for the first time at the last Los Angeles Auto Show. She made everything and her beloved Jetta became a star

Zhou would like to inform women that automobile labor is not just a "male business". You can also become 'Otome Ticky Girl'

"They heard a good feeling, I heard other girls saying" I can do, I can do ", said Agruso.

Asian Americans who call themselves "girls" think that they are no longer scared when young women enter the car repair shop.

"Although biology girls and boys are different, it is equally possible to repair hard work like cars and houses.In the modern world there are many career opportunities for men and women.We are a woman "The teacher may still be behind.If this is the knowledge that they gave in the classroom, training a teacher about the gender problem I think that there are no problems with the course, but the problem is that the teacher certainly hands off sensitive information to the learner and thinks that it is necessary to exchange roles unless it is a sexual role "Mr. Mabeta said.

As a young girl, I dream of my future. Someday I want to be a lawyer, a doctor, an artist, a mechanic to repair my car. On the other day, the Prime Minister of Pakistan settled the problem of the country. When I entered college a few months after I graduated from high school, I knew I was ready to receive adequate education.

But the problem is not to talk about technology women but to take action. I teach technical skills at my child's school. I learned computer science for young girls and show that women and girls with STEM women are not abnormal. Our children should know that women can work as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Engineer. When I was young, my model aunt gave me inspiration, she someday told me that I could run my own company. But if it is not the wealth of my alma mater, I may not be prompted to pursue a technical career.

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