Feminism has drawn attention to and fought against stereotypical and sexist portrayals of women in mass media, but new research shows that media portrayals of gender have largely done an about face in the past decade or so. There is a new “gender war” and the main target of discrimination is no longer women, according to research - it is men.
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Additionally, as media goes, 96.4% of those in the D.P. (camera) union are male. 87% of those in the DGA (directors guild) are male. the stats are dismal for the Producers guild and the WGA(writers) as well...Men are Writing, producing, Directing, shooting and editing most of what is known as Media. Perhaps if more women are given/allowed/offered more work in the industry, we'll see more humanitarian/feminism.
"forming discriminatory “boy’s clubs” to prevent women progressing beyond the “glass ceiling”, despite many men claiming that this image is far from reality."
glass ceiling? what glass ceiling? oh pullease.
common negative male stereotypes are propegated by a male engined machine...for instance, the beer ads with Burt Reynolds and that "manly"
that Burger King commercial were produced, written, directed, shot and edited by males...the advertising agency is a male dominated agency, etc.
be the change you want in the world.
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