1. “You can’t be what you can’t see.” What does this quote suggest about how representations of powerful women are, largely, absent from the mass media?
- This quote implies that the only forms of women that we see in mass media are the unrealistic stereotypes. This means that young girls have only these stereotypes to look up to and gain an incorrect representation of what women are capable of
- Women are over sexualised, made to look unrealistically artificial
- All the models are being photoshopped to be made look more flawless and it gives an incorrect representation of the realistic woman in society
- A stereotype is defined as a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.
- Ditsy dumb blonde with a super hot body
- Spoiled bitch that gets everything she wants
- Women aren't presented with different body types, whereas men are of all sizes.
- Women will watch films with men in them but men won't watch films with women in them.
- Bossy, arrogant, must be attractive, domesticated
- "When a man is assertive, a woman is bossy"
- Caroline Heldman argues that no matter how empowering and strong they are, they wear sexy and revealing attire.
- This still proves that women are being objectified
- Boys, from a very young age, who watch Television Shows or play video games that involve violence, can be highly influenced into believing that it is normal and that it is okay to hurt others and demote and abuse women
- There have been numerous amounts of studies to prove this and yet no action has been taken
- 20-35 years old
- Apparently, once you hit the age of 35, you don't exist anymore
- They are quite over dramatic, very irrational
- Would cause a lot of drama over a broken nail
- Bitchy, would fight over anything (including men)
- Emotional
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