Men Rule The Continued Under-Representation Of Women

This film did a great job describing an issue that media is portraying to women and men. Women are taught to have this perfect body and view themselves as a sexual object and men are taught to be in power and control women. The film stated that teenagers spend a lot of time watching movies, watching T.V, hearing music, reading magazines, constantly on social media and this equals to about 10 hours a day learning information about how a women or men need to be in order to be accepted by society. People learn a lot from social media and when social media is constantly marketing women appearance or men status, it causes people to feel frustrated about themselves. The film stated time and time again that girls get the message from an early age about how to look. Boys
In history women are not involved in politics and when they try to get involved they are still seen as responsible for childcare and household duties. People tend to think of these women as selfish because they are not doing their job where it belongs and it brings them down and makes them feel unqualified for the job. Men are never asked these questions because people stereotype those duties to just be a woman’s job. Women are less likely to receive the suggestion to run for office because politics is a male dominated job because they are seen as sexual objects and are seen as not smart. There were news archers who bashed on Hillary Clinton when she spoke because if she raised her voice to high they compared it to a nagging wife. If she didn’t dress right it made the headlines and people would criticize her appearance. Woman in the video showed how this article was spot on with their own experiences and what is seen on social media. The media needs to change because this is the only way equality will be