I do find traditional roles as well as nontraditional roles for women in the media. Women are taking care of their children and cleaning the home just as much as men. Women in the media are progressing away from the traditional roles and moving towards roles like law enforcement, business owners, engineering, etc. Pay equality has become a problem in the media with women paid less than men. I think the media has a vast combination of both women and men roles.
Is there evidence of sexism?
There is evidence of sexism because in the media they talk about it, but usually do nothing about it. Especially when Donald Trump made a sexist comment and no one did anything about. I think sexism has become a way for people in the media to use it as comedy. If you watch any comedic show, there is always some form of sexism that is used as a joke. I do not think anyone uses sexism to hurt someone’s feelings, although it does cause problems later in life because it is …show more content…
I find women especially in the entertainment industry portrayed with a “Barbie doll” image. Recently, “Barbie dolls” have changed their image to include women who have different body types. The “Barbie doll” image is shown in music videos, in television, in social media, etc. I think the “Barbie doll” image is a negative way to show women of all ages what their body is supposed to look like. I also think that women should not compare their body to a “Barbie doll” which is a young girl’s toy. It is a toy not a real person, but I also think it is necessary to have different types of “Barbie dolls” because not every girl has the same body type.
In advertisements including men and women, what is the implicit message about