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Compared to the NBA, the WNBA is considered to be the second choice because its not as "entertaining" as the NBA is. People in the WNBA are payed way less then people in the NBA. The maximum the teams can pay in the WNBA is $221.450. This is practically nothing to what the NBA pays their players, which shows that the WNBA should be able to pay more.

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In most video games there is a fixated character you have to play as, but in Minecraft you are able to play as male or female. This is different from other big games like god of war or among us. In Minecraft you can play as Alex which is just as strong and good as Steve.

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In Alice In Wonderland, Alice defies her social role as a damsel in distress by challenging feminist theory. In literature, a damsel in distress is a stereotype commonly used to narrate innocent and young women that women are waiting for salvation. In Alice in Wonderland, Alice does not require a hero as she herself fills the role. In the beginning of the movie, Alice is expected to be an obedient housewife to a lord in which everyone expects her to marry. It’s clear Alice doesn’t hold the same priorities other women in her time do. While her peers pressure her into considering her future as a wife, Alice busies herself with daydreaming about the impossible, for which she is heavily criticized. We see Alice’s assertiveness and curiosity as specifically “un-Victorian” peculiarities. These peculiarities are what lead her towards her heroic adventure of slaying the Jabberwocky, which assisted her to discover her destiny and saved Wonderland. Regardless of what society thinks or deems is correct, Alice simply does what she wants. For instance, Alice does not put on stockings and a corset for her engagement party, she denies what the community calls ‘proper’. Slaying the Jabberwocky empowered Alice to choose her own path in life and have her mind set on taking over her father’s business, revolutionizing it with her seemingly ‘mad’ ideas.

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In the show Spongebob Squarepants, they don't represent female characters as other cartoons might. Other cartoons represent female characters as stay at home moms or have them cooking dinner. Spongebob though represents female characters just as they represent male characters. For example, Sandy Cheeks is presented as a strong independent female squirrel. She is stronger than most of the male characters and often wins sports events throughout the show.

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While drawing a self-portrait over the past 2 weeks, I was reminded of Frida Kahlo. She was a Mexican artist born in 1907, and gradually changed gender norms. Through her art she depicted female issues and expressed her appearance that veered away from the general feminine look. Now, in that time period most of the artists were men, and because of Frida, young and older women had someone to look up to. This affected how women were viewed, the typical gender stereotypes, and Mexican norms as well.

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In the show its contribution to onscreen representation is of women over the age of 70. Grace and Frankie tend to get more representation and air time than other characters, given that the show revolves around them and their struggles. Grace and Frankie are the two main characters and are females. The main scope is with Grace and Frankie and the show turns its attention to decisions that Grace and Frankie make.

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More vehicle oriented ads and or shows are normally mostly male and directed to male audiences. Other than "All Girls Garage" if the shows have any females in them, they only have 1 girl.

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The film "Up" starts off with a montage of the protagonist Mr. Fredricksen and his wife Ellie growing up and getting married. Throughout this montage, we watch their life story. We see them fixing up their house, picnicking on a hill, and attempting to have a baby. As they grow old and gray, Ellie dies and Mr. Fredricksen is left in his lonesome. After this sorrowful 5-minute opening to the film, no other female character is seen again in the movie. That means for over an hour of the film, there isn't one woman on screen. This leaves a negative representation of Pixar on the field of feminism.

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(Kaylee Swain) - Disrespecting Women in Video Games

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(Kaylee Swain) - Disrespecting Women in Video Games

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While mainly women aren't very common inside video games, some games are more inclusive. However, this representation is heavily sexualized for mostly a male audience. Take for an example Honkai Impact 3rd. This game's playable characters are only women. While at first this seems like a very positive thing, when you play the game you begin to notice how fetishized and sexualized the women are, even if they're minors. This sexualization can drive away people who identify as apart of the female side of the spectrum. And in some cases men will believe all women should be like this, which is very stereotypical and offensive to those identifying as a woman. However, in more recent games, less of this sexualized behavior is noticeable and women are still included in games.

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Ana breaks the stereotypical role of a male hero when saving her beloved sister

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Of all old stories and fairy tales, the damsel in distress always needs to be saved by her knight in shining armor.  Ana, along with other Disney princesses, such as Mulan, Pocahontas, and Moana, takes charge of her own story and decides to save her sister from her own isolation regardless of numerous hardships like a frozen heart, a snow monster, an traitor boyfriend, and even Elsa who does not want to be saved. this breaks the typically thought to be male hero ole within this fairy tale.

-Karinna Wolfe

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Many lego sets that are targeted toward girls are characters that come with coffee shops, purses, malls, and things that many would consider "girly". Take a look at the male lego sets, there are archaeologists, doctors, and police officers. These are all jobs that are considered unfeminine by the media and a "manly" thing. There are no woman shown in hospitals, dig sites, on motorcycles, or in law enforcement. Women need to be represented in more strong and hard work jobs. The importance of this is young girls are playing with these legos and they might want to be in one of these fields, yet they don't see someone like them represented in this field. Would you find this discouraging as a young girl? There needs to be powerful roles represented as women, if not, what are we teaching our children?

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In an episode of south park more people were more interested in boys playing a card game than the girls volleyball  games. This example is like real life when people will say that women's sports are boring and uninteresting.

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In Beauty and the Beast, Belle ends up trapped in the Beast's castle and has to take care of herself and figure out how to escape. Throughout the movie Belle has to fight in the woods, try to escape the Beast's castle, and stand up against the entire town to get them to believe the Beast is good. Belle is not afraid to stand up to anyone and she even fights against one of the main dominant males Gaston. This goes against the steryotipical gender norms showing that women are strong, can stand up for themselves, and fight for what they want. (Emma Lunglhofer)

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In outerbanks sarah and john b are always on the a plot adventure. They face trying challenges, but john b is always given the more "tough" roles, where sarah is not. other people also dont expect as much of her.

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How commercials portray women as "stay at home." (Zyon Vanlue)

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How commercials portray women as "stay at home." (Zyon Vanlue)

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Since the 50's, men say that women should stay at home and cook and clean. In cleaning commercials, a large majority of the people who are cleaning are women. Although now, there are more men than before, it's still mainly women. In this commercial, there are no men except for the person introducing the product. This further pushes the "stay at home" role men put on women.

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Little Women is a movie that argues that women's lives are worthy of examination and that women's stories deserve to be heard. Even when beloved female characters make disappointing choices, writing and sharing their stories is a feminist act.

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The movie "Safe Haven" shows society's many women's reality. Many women live in fear of men due to the power held above their head and fear of speaking out. In this movie, a young girl who is expected to do a lot for her abusive husband runs away from him never wanting to look back due to the treatment and constant fear. The woman's husband holds power, and is a sheriff for their county meaning she felt constant fear of speaking out due to his power in their town. Unfortunately this movie isn't far off from many women's reality. Domestic abuse is seen widely across America, and 1 in 3 women have been abused or are currently in an abusive relationship. Oftentimes many don't speak out about the abuse they are suffering due to the power men hold over them.

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In the early 2000's Many truck ads just appeal to the men as the working man.  But in newer truck commercials, it shows that women also work in the trades and would have the need for a truck.
(Calvin Troutman)

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The All-New Ford Super Duty®: For the Builders | Ford

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(conner mcmanus) The sopranos: tony soprano

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(conner mcmanus) The sopranos: tony soprano

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In the show, the sopranos, Tony is the main bread winner in his household since he is in the mafia and earns his money through illegal activity. His wife takes the roll of a stay at home mom which in turn leaves all the money making to tony.

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The Billboard in Altoona that says, ever Stop Being a Dad" and have a picture of Dracula and  Mavis from Hotel Transylvania. On the left side Mavis is young, while on the right, she is older as seen in the second movie.  This shows dads that they can always be there for their kid and not just have the moms be concerned with the child after they leave the house and grow up, which many TV shows depict.---Phoenix Silver

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Women are typically paid about 83% of what men are paid for the same job. For every dollar a man earns, a woman only earns 83 cents. Society does not provide the same opportunities for men and women, simply due to gender. The gender pay gap also takes into account race, as women of color earn often significantly less than both white men and women. The wage gap varies across the country, becoming more or less prominent depending on where you are. The wage gap causes women and their families, as well as the economy, to suffer. They have less money to support themselves and their families. The United States has a long way to go to end the wage gap.

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Avatar is about a group of kids saving the world and its about how the group deals with the world. In this show many characters have imposed gender roles. For instance, Katara, a water bender in the group, was not able to be taught water bending because she is a girl. In the northern water tribe (where she was trying to be trained) there were sexist customs that negatively impacted women and didn't allow women to be trained on how to fight. Katara had to fight to prove herself to the tribe that she deserved to be trained.

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In the play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet Capulet, the only daughter of the House of Capulet, is forced enter an arranged marriage with Count Paris for a stronger social position and to potentially increase the Capulet's influence in Verona. It is was common then for most girls to be married at her age and most relationships are not for love. Juliet opposes gender roles of women as she finds someone she wishes to marry, against her family's wishes.

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When the brand Always started their #LikeAGirl campaign in 2014 they challenged everyone's thoughts of what the words "Like a girl" actually meant. It started as a simple phrase and now it has turned into much more. It has since become a powerful movement that tackles societal limitations and allows women going through puberty and after puberty to be able to keep their confidence despite limitations that stand in their way.

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In the movie Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet is depicted as a bold, intelligent, and independent young woman capable of taking care of herself. Although society calls that young women should marry husbands with wealth and status rather than love, Elizabeth, on the other hand, wishes to marry for love than marrying for financial stability and security and even declines the marriage proposal of Mr. Darcy, a rich man from a wealthy family. Elizabeth defies traditional gender norms by helping to shape Mr. Darcy's moral character and set aside his pride in his high society to win her affection.

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(Dominick Zlupko) Womens Professional Wrestling is known as a "Bathroom Break" to most Wrestling fans

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(Dominick Zlupko) Womens Professional Wrestling is known as a "Bathroom Break" to most Wrestling fans

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Since the 90s, Fans and even wrestling promoters never took women wrestling as seriously as they did with men wrestling. The most popular company WWE had booked women is wrestling roles to only have 2 minute matches with no story compared to the men having 20-30 minute dramatic matches. Because they were never put into serious matches or stories, fans never took them seriously. Leading to fans treating their matches as a time to get up from their seats and take a break in the show and use the bathroom or buy merchandise. The women were not even called "wrestlers" in the company, instead they were called "divas", separating them from the wrestlers. In the past decade, women have been put in more serious and prominent roles. But because of their treatment prior it has been a hard battle to try and win fans over and make them interested. Women in wrestling have more supporters than they did in the 90s up to 2016.

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Twilight's Bella Swan restrained by love interests 

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Twilight's Bella Swan restrained by love interests 

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The main character of the Twilight saga, Bella Swan, is often described as fragile and in need of male protection. Bella relies on her love interests, Jacob and Edward, to fight her battles for her. In the first book/movie, Bella cooks, cleans, and does housework constantly for her father. The author of the books, Stephanie Meyer, placed Bella under an old, outdated stereotype; women are meant to cook and clean for the men in their lives. Besides her stereotypical hobbies, her final decision to become a vampire with Edward is a surrender of a woman in love. Edward and Bella are not equal in their relationship. Once she becomes a vampire, she loses her bonds with her family and friends. Bella is depicted as an anti-feminist throughout the whole series and does not challenge gender roles, but instead gladly accepts them and does not wish to be independent.

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Though television today tries to shed light on women's empowerment, traditional views on women are often still shown and expressed. Throughout the series, women are seen as prizes to be won, and often showcased this way as well. The show itself dates back to times when women were dressed up and taken to balls to acquire suitors, and then handed off to be married and bear children. The women in the series, particularly mothers, are seen keeping and running the house as primary caregivers, while the men work and keep affairs in order regarding their estates. When women in the show act in any way that is not "traditional" they are seen as strange and often rumors are spread through the town to try and ruin the family's name. This sheds light on the lack of freedom and expression that women had. "Bridgerton" portrays blatant sexist views during regal times, and how the roles of women were attempting to evolve and how they have.

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(Rylie Keagy) People think the military is only meant for men

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(Rylie Keagy) People think the military is only meant for men

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In the movie "G.I. Jane", Lieutenant O'Neil is the first woman to ever be given an opportunity in the armed forces highly skilled combat unit. It's an elite Navy Seals position she earned but she also earned it over many men. It wasn't seen for a woman to be in the military let alone chosen for an elite position over the rest of the men because the military is tough. It is war and seen as a man's job. Many men in the movie aren't happy and make everything more difficult for her to achieve her goal. They want to try to prove exactly why men should hold the position over women.

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This show demonstrates gender stereotypes by showing how moms are the only parental figure to show up to practices and competitions. All throughout the show, it is moms taking their kids to practices. there is almost never an instance where the dad is there supporting their child since it is a female dominated sport. Women are also more pictured as care takers, so they take their kids to all of their activities, and in this instance it's dance.

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In American society there are jobs, that stereotypically are known as "Women Jobs". According to the DOL (Department of Labor) the top three jobs that are known as "Women Jobs" are Nurses, Elementary and Middle School Teachers, and Secretaries. This is not to say that there are not men that also have these types of jobs, but most of the employees of these jobs are women. You might wonder why this is, and that is hard to answer. As I see it, from Bible times to now women have had the reputation of caring for people as one of their main jobs in life. I believe this idea has just stuck with American society. Another reason that I believe this is because the stereotype for men is we tend to be gruff, hard working, and know to have jobs that involve manual labor. Now this is not to say all men are like this, I know many men that have a heart of hospitality, and care for people. Women have the stereotype of being kind, caring, and a heart of servanthood. Same as the guy, not all women are like this I am just going by stereotypes. To conclude the main reason for the title of "Women Jobs" is due to stereotypes.

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Throughout the Super Mario Bros series, Mario is often depicted as all of the games' noble hero as he attempts to save Princess Peach from the evil Bowser. However, there has rarely been an instance that Peach had to save Mario. Obviously, this is due to very prevalent gender stereotypes. Men are often seen as stronger and more courageous than women, and women are seen as more susceptible and in need of assistance from men. In the real world, this isn't the case, but throughout the video game universe, many developers use this ideology to create masculine heroes who are tasked with saving a feminine hostage.

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Laundry detergent ads: women doing the house work

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Laundry detergent ads: women doing the house work

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In lots of cleaning product commercials, women are often seen using the products.  This stems back to the stereotypical view of women in a household.  Women are seen to clean the house and take care of the children while men go off to work.  It's uncommon to see a man doing the laundry or using a cleaning product whenever companies are advertising them.
(Lanie Wilt)

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(Max Chille)                                             Gender wage gap                                                  

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The gender wage gap is the calculation that reflects the fact that women are paid less than men. In 2020 all women were paid 83% of what women were paid so every 83 cents earned was a dollar to a man. women of color were paid even less, equaling out to about 64% of what men are paid and Hispanic women were paid 54% of what men were paid. And the difference cannot be completely explained, education, work ethic, and work hours don't really contribute to the pay difference statistically.

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(Caleb Gibson) Military is only 17% women

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(Caleb Gibson) Military is only 17% women

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The military originated with discriminatory rules not allowing woment to serve. Throughout the years women gained the ability to serve and have continued to but generally when you think of a militay batalion or commander you imediately think of a male. The military is seen as a hard and grueling path of life and history has eld us to believe that women are not fit for it when in fact they are.

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(Marvin Dufrene) Women can fight too despite the stereotypes of gender roles

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(Marvin Dufrene) Women can fight too despite the stereotypes of gender roles

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"Thor: Love and Thunder", shows that women can fight too despite gender stereotypes. The film follows Thor as he searches for his purpose in a vast universe, eventually re-teaming with his Asgardian ally Valkyrie, his rock monster pal Korg, and his ex-girlfriend Jane Foster who now boasts Thor powers of her own. Jane Foster stands and fights for what she loves instead of running and letting the men handle it like the stereotypes say. The film shows that anyone can fight no matter the size or gender.

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(Savannah Edwards) Gender Roles in TV Show, "Why Women Kill" 

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(Savannah Edwards) Gender Roles in TV Show, "Why Women Kill" 

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Why Women Kill depicts how women often have a tougher road , in terms of everyday labor (whether at home or at work), attention to appearance and reputation, offering truckloads of support often while not receiving any themselves. The decades may change, but the abiding strength of these women does not. This show shows how the men are meant to be the "more successful" while the women are meant to stay home and take care of them. The women in this show are highly degraded by their husbands within the show.

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Solid cast with a clever premise revolving around 3 different women who have lived in the same Pasadena mansion but in 3 different time periods (60's, 80's, present). Love the costumes, hair, and makeup for the various time periods as well. Very campy and fun writing. If you like Desperate Housewives, you will like this as well. Can't wait to see how the various plots hash out over the season.

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Why Women Kill: Created by Marc Cherry. With Jack Davenport, Lucy Liu, Allison Tolman, Ginnifer Goodwin. An anthology series that follows three women in different decades all living in the same house, as they deal with infidelity and betrayals in their marriages.

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(Madelynn Schraff) Contrast of gender roles in "The Queen's Gambit" 

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(Madelynn Schraff) Contrast of gender roles in "The Queen's Gambit" 

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"The Queen's Gambit," a limited series on Netflix, shows a strong contrast between generally known gender roles. In the series, Beth Harmon (Anya Taylor-Joy) faces challenges and doubt from her rivals in chess. The majority of these players are men who originally doubt Beth of her skills because she is a woman. They are then stunned from her talent as a female chess player as she begins to rise in the ranks. This series shows a clear form of contrast between men and women and shows how men perceive women to be lacking skill in male dominated sports, which can be seen through any sport or activity in society today. "The Queen's Gambit" shows an authentic portrayal of feminism where feminism simply exists, as men and women are equal in all parts of society.

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(Laila Wilkinson) June Tarpé Mills: ways she changed media forever

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(Laila Wilkinson) June Tarpé Mills: ways she changed media forever

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June Tarpé Mills was one of the first women to ever write and illustrate a comic book. She was known most for a comic named, "Miss Fury." Miss Fury was the first ever female superhero. Additionally, "Miss Fury" was published in 1942 and the character appeared in her first Marvel comic in 2008. "Miss Fury" had 2 volumes and a limited edition comic. In the 1940's women were seen as weak and lesser than men. So, having a woman you can look up to that's strong, independent, and free was probably a game changer for younger women. Tarpé Mills changed the comic book world by breaking gender norms and showing young girls that they can save the day. "Miss Fury" was an inspiration for women everywhere!

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(Kelsey Crider) How cleaning commercials portray stereotypical gender roles 

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(Kelsey Crider) How cleaning commercials portray stereotypical gender roles 

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Whenever a new Febreze scent or an upgraded Swiffer is released advertisement companies often, if not always, have female actors demonstrating their products. These ads force the role that women are to be the one cleaning and keeping whatever absolutely spotless. Although recently these advertisements have gotten more inclusive they still have an unbalanced representation of gender.

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(Isabella Graham) Gender Roles in Television 

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In Gilmore Girls, a show that aired in the early 2000s, gender roles are present in many different forms. Luke, one of the main characters of the shows, believes in strict gender roles and he believes his wife's daughter is a girl and therefore likes pink. It's also shown in how Loreali's mother, Emily, believes a woman should move to find a nice husband. Her judgement is shown in her lifestyle and the way she projects these beliefs onto her daughter and granddaughter.

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People say that men are more built to play a sport rather than a woman. This caused me to notice how a lot of men's sports are talked about and have a lot of highlights, then women's sports are talked about but they aren't something people recognize very often. There was astudy that showed that there are more people who watch male sports than people who watch female sports. I also had taken notice to the fact that more money is dumped into men's sports rather than money being dumped into things for women. As well as the clothing being a whole issue since in some sports the female uniform is skin tight when the male can wear loose clothing.

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(Ethan Peterman) No woman has ever been a US president.

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(Ethan Peterman) No woman has ever been a US president.

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On April 30, 1789, America inaugurated a president for the very first time. His name was George Washington. Ever since then, there have been 45 different people elected to the office and not a single one of them is a female. This image shows all of the presidents of the United States except for Donald Trump and Joe Biden (both male). There have been many females that have run for president, but no female has been elected Commander in Chief. A feminist critic would ask questions such as "Why has there never been a female leader of America?" and "Isn't it about time we had a female elected president?"

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In this clip, Katherine Johnson is nearly denied entry to this meeting because of her gender (and likely race), and this stems from the long-lasting belief that women are not as capable as men. Later on, Katherine proves this discriminatory belief wrong through performing her calculations. This reflects society’s changing perspectives on stereotypes between men and women.

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Hidden Figures - No Women Allowed in the Pentagon Briefings - Part 8 of 10

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Sarah Thomas: first female referee in the NFL (2015)

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Despite the fact that the National Football League began in 1920, and at least 7 referees are hired for every single game, a female referee was not introduced until 2015. The fact that it took 94 years for a profession to include a single female seems unjust. Traditionally, males are viewed to enjoy professional sports over women and therefore may conclude women are not interested in such a profession or they are unable to perform such a task. Sarah Thomas was the first female referee in the NFL. Media responded in mixed ways to Thompson. Feminist critics may ask "Why would a both male and female profession receive both positive and negative feedback?"

(Rachel Kennedy)

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(Blake Riddle) On St. Patricks day, has anyone ever seen a female leprechaun depicted in the media?

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(Blake Riddle) On St. Patricks day, has anyone ever seen a female leprechaun depicted in the media?

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With St. Patrick's Day nearly upon us, the Altoona Mirror printed this matching game in its "Kids" section. When looking at this from a feminist criticism point of view, one notices that all leprechauns shown herein are male. On another page of the same paper a "Lucky Finds" gift card deal shows another leprechaun dancing atop a pot of gold. The gender of the leprechaun? You guessed it; male. Throughout media history there have been many ads and postings containing leprechauns, male leprechauns that is. It is seldom that one may find a female leprechaun in any form of media in the past century. There are also tales from Irish folklore claiming that female leprechauns do not exist. A feminist critic may ask, "why?" Why are there no females, and why are males only shown in media?

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(Alli Little) Harley Quinn's clothes got more revealing through the years

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(Alli Little) Harley Quinn's clothes got more revealing through the years

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As the picture displays, one of Harley Quinn's earliest outfits covered lots of skin, but as the character evolved through the years, the character was seen with less and less clothes. In the recent "Birds of Prey" movie Harley was seen with more resonable outfits, but before that, she could be seen in clothing designed to be more for men than women. Even her hair long and in pigtails in later designs contributes to this design for men and not women.

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That 70's show is a hit comedy that has very interesting gender roles. Towards the end of the first season Red Foreman, the father of the main character Eric Foreman, has his hours cut back at the plant that he works at. He was the key bread winner for the family. Red's wife and Eric's mother, Kitty Foreman, for most of the show switches between a full and part time nurse. Throughout the show, we are shown the trials and tribulations of Eric growing up as a teenager in the 70's. Some episodes and story lines are influenced by the the money issues the Foreman's are troubled with. Eventually in later seasons, the plant closes and Red loses his job. He then bounces around to different jobs as Kitty picks up more and more hours at the hospital for them to stay afloat and live semi comfortably. This in turn shows the more power given to women throughout the 70's and how the work force today has become more and more balanced.

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Diversity in Gaming: An Analysis of Video Game Charactershttps://diamondlobby.com › Geeky Stuff

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(Spencer Spallone) Gender Diversity in Video Game Characters

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(Spencer Spallone) Gender Diversity in Video Game Characters

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Most video game producers like EA, Rockstar Games, Epic Games, etc. create games that target the male audience. These companies assume they will generate more money if they release games that are appealing to men rather than women. This is the main reason why 66.5% of characters in video games are male and only 27.7% are female. The statistics get even more significant when just video game's main character's genders are being compared. In video games the main character is a male 79.2% of the time. These facts show the gender typical stereotypes of the gaming world; however, this is changing as a female being the protagonist in a video game has increased by 18% in the past 5 years.

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Diversity in Gaming An Analysis of Video Game Characters

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How men treat their children compared to their spouses (Respect Each Other: Victoria, Australia)

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How men treat their children compared to their spouses (Respect Each Other: Victoria, Australia)

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In this ad we are able to see how this father treats his son as nice as he possibly can, showing him essential tips and aspects of life he needs to know to keep himself protected and safe in this dangerous world. As this commercial was publish during the start of the COVID lockdown, the narrator states "Not being able to do the things we love and used to take for granted, is, tough right now, but it doesn't give you the green light-". When the quote cuts off, the scene cuts to this father screaming at his wife because a toy was on the ground and she didn't pick it up. The narrator is trying to say that the COVID lockdown is not a valid excuse for you to get enraged at people for the smallest things, and shows how men generally treat their children with high respect yet treat their wives terribly, when it should be the same as the child's level of respect.

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(Gavin Harkins) How the gender roles imposed in Red Dead Redemption 2 affect the characters.

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(Gavin Harkins) How the gender roles imposed in Red Dead Redemption 2 affect the characters.

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In the game Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR2) you play as Arthur Morgan an outlaw traveling with his posse of other outlaws and their families. The men are the predominant characters in this game almost all of the missions involve the male characters in the group, as they go on adventures and other missions. Very few missions involve the girls in the group as they mostly stay at the camp and do work there. The only strong female is Black Belle, an old outlaw, and she is only in one mission.

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(Gracie Gioiosa) Breaking Bad: The patriarchy harms all 

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(Gracie Gioiosa) Breaking Bad: The patriarchy harms all 

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When Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher, is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer he resorts to cooking and selling meth in order to provide for his son and pregnant wife. When he is first diagnosed he struggles with telling his family. He quits his part time job at a car wash by lashing out at his boss, I think this shows how the patriarchy has made men afraid of being venerable and has made emotions other than aggression or anger be seen as weak.  Later in the show, he becomes increasingly withdrawn from his family, near the end of the show he even kills his brother in law. I think this goes to show how men have been conditioned to feel as they must be the breadwinners for their families. In straight relationships, this may cause women to have the most responsibility over raising the child(ren), resulting in a poor family dynamic.

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The Silence of the Lambs: Challenging Gender Stereotypes in a Male-Dominated Profession - Lincoln Frank

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The Silence of the Lambs: Challenging Gender Stereotypes in a Male-Dominated Profession - Lincoln Frank

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After re-watching the film over the weekend, I began to wonder how the portrayal of Clarice Starling in "The Silence of the Lambs" reinforced gender stereotypes and contributed to patriarchal power structures. Clarice is often contrasted with the male characters in the film, reinforcing traditional gender roles and expectations. Clarice is portrayed as emotional and vulnerable, whereas the male characters are portrayed as strong and unemotional. Additionally, the film reinforces the idea that women are primarily responsible for their own safety, as Clarice is warned by multiple male characters about the dangers of her job and told to tread carefully. However, Clarice's determination to succeed in a male-dominated profession challenges these gender norms and offers a positive representation of a strong and capable female character. She is able to use her intelligence and intuition to solve the case and ultimately outsmart the male villains. Clarice's character arc challenges gender stereotypes by proving that a woman can be just as competent and successful as her male colleagues. Overall, "The Silence of the Lambs" offers a complex portrayal of gender and power, highlighting both the ways in which women are oppressed and the ways in which they can resist and challenge these structures.

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Wonder Woman shows how men feel the need to protect capable women. 

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Wonder Woman shows how men feel the need to protect capable women. 

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In the movie Wonder Woman, an American pilot is fighting alongside Diana and she gets hurt. The pilot then goes out into the enemy to save her, as the stereotype portrays men saving women. The traditional gender roles in society made the pilot feel like he had to go save her and altered the story line of the movie.

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Mulan breaks the stereotype of what women were "supposed to be doing"

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Mulan breaks the stereotype of what women were "supposed to be doing"

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The movie, Mulan, is about a young girl who breaks the stereotype that women are weak and are not capable of fighting in wars like the men do. All of the women surrounding Mulan force the idea in her head that all she needs to do in her life is get married. Instead of following these "rules", Mulan shows the world that she is just as strong as her male counterparts. She is a shining example of how women don't have to follow women's rule in society.

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In the series Gilmore Girls, it is portrayed that Rory's dad cannot take care of her as well as her mother can. It demonstrates that moms usually are the primary caretaker, and the dad usually just stays to the side.

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The TV show, The Office, is a comedy about the everyday lives of the characters at their jobs at a paper company. Men in this show tend to have more important jobs than women. Michael Scott is the first manager to run the branch. He is followed by Jim, Andy, and Dwight. Women in the show are never in this important of a position, like Pam who is the secretary. Even women characters like Jan, who was the boss of Michael, ended up getting fired. This implies that men are superior to women because the women in the show rarely ever move up in their position.

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Royal Air Force: No room for Cliches (Luke Mitchell)

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Royal Air Force: No room for Cliches (Luke Mitchell)

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In this Ad, the Royal Air Force is trying to encourage women to join the military. The ad combats women stereotypes by showing clips opposite to the stereotypes that empower women. For example, 2 women were upset because they wore the same outfit, so they showed a clip of a large group of women in the same military uniform. This Ad was created to show the changing military world where all branches are now open to women.

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No Room For Clichés | Royal Air Force Advert 2019.

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Merida defies the stereotypical life she is supposed to obtain

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Merida defies the stereotypical life she is supposed to obtain

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In the movie Brave, Merida is the daughter of King Fergus and Queen Elinor. Merida is expected by her parents and her people to find a suitor and get married when she comes of age. However, this is the last thing Merida wishes to do with her life. Merida cherishes her freedom to do what she wishes whenever she wishes. She doesn't want to lose that by finding a husband. She wants to be her own person and not be told what she can and can't do. Merida makes a big mistake during the movie when she curses her mother and it's up to her to fix it before the curse becomes permanent. Merida figured out what she had to do on her own and defeated the evil that came with the curse. She not only defied her "planned out" life, but she also defied the stereotype that women can't do everything a man can do.

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Moana shows that she can do everything regardless of gender stereotypes

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Moana shows that she can do everything regardless of gender stereotypes

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The movie Moana is about a teenage girl who wants to save her people. She ends up finding herself and becoming a big part in her society. This movie shows how even though Moana is a girl she is the only one daring enough to try and save the world. She goes through a very dangerous journey but the result of her actions is her town being saved. Nobody in her town believed that she could actually make it back alive and part of that probably being that she was a girl. But the only person who actually thought she could do it was her grandmother who also showed that women could do anything she wanted.

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Jack in the Box relates to stereotypical fathers

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Jack in the Box relates to stereotypical fathers

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In this commercial Jack, the food chain's mascot, relates to liking stereotypical fatherly things such as football and hamburgers. This is meant to appeal to the company's target audience: men. Having Jack relate to this audience makes people feel more related to the character; therefore, more prone to buy the food. The stereotypes also show how fathers were perceived during this time as very masculine and reduced down to only liking sports and food.

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1996 Jack in the Box "Football, that's my son" TV Commercial

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The TV show Glee inspects the aspects of a diverse group of teenage students in their high school's glee club. In the show's Super Bowl special, "The Sue Sylvester Bowl Shuffle," the newest football coach, Coach Beiste, mandated that the football team would perform a halftime number with the show choir at the championship game, to build a new team and stop the violence between cliques. One of the popular football players quits the team and convinces most of the other teammates to do the same, due to the fear of being called names for participating in "feminine" activities. This is a difficulty that many people face today of either being too masculine or feminine for what people deem normal. Although this was a problem, in the episode, after realizing that it does not matter what others think and that different activities are for all people, the football team members rejoin the team to be a part of the halftime performance with their new throng.

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Why are mens products cheaper than women's?

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Why are mens products cheaper than women's?

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Mens products being cheaper than women's products is seen all of the time. This is because of the pink tax. There is not a huge reason for pink tax. These products can be found exact same, other than them being "pink" meaning girlified . An example of this, was an advertisement I saw this weekend on razors. This advertisement showed that women's razors are 25% more than men's. Every year women pay up to $1,351 more on the same products. This shows how something so small such as the color of a product, makes a difference when it comes to the buyers, being women or a man. Pink tax is seen everyday on advertisements for women's products, and for what, the color of the product?

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Being a woman costs more than being a man: Study

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Women are paying thousands of dollars more than men to purchase similar products, according to a study of the gender pricing.

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The advertisement is targeted towards female workers, as over time more gender equality is becoming more prevalent in the workforce. Trade jobs used to be primarily for men as employers would often choose male workers over female workers. But today, gender equality is being recognized more and this has allowed more women the chance to make a living doing the kind of work they enjoy.

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You: Narcissistic Murderers Don't Discriminate

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You: Narcissistic Murderers Don't Discriminate

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Netflix's hit show You follows Joe Goldberg, a self-proclaimed "nice guy," and his girlfriend, Guinevere Beck. Behind the scenes, Joe is secretly a self-absorbed, obsessive narcissist. Throughout the series, Joe makes an old ex "disappear," kills a disapproving friend of his girlfriend, and frames his therapist. Joe's controlling and obsessive tendencies towards his girlfriend reflect outdated gender roles, in which a man is "greater than" a woman. In later seasons, Joe marries Love Quinn. Behind the guise of new parenthood, Joe and Love commit murders whilst also equally bearing the weight of having a newborn child. Joe's progression from obsessive boyfriend to dutiful (yet murderous) father reflects an overall societal shift in feminist ideology over time.

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In this movie, we can see that the female characters don't have equal rights. Men are allowed to do the farm work unlike women. Anne tries to stick up for herself and states that girls can do anything guys can do. Women are upset because they don't have equal rights like the men do in the story.

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Anne with an E | Clip: "Girls Can Do Anything" [HD] | Netflix

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Seinfeld: Character roles affected by gender

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Seinfeld: Character roles affected by gender

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In this show, the opposed gender roles strongly affect the characters within the plot. When observing Jerry Seinfeld's life, one can notice that he has little problems arise. He has a stable, well paying job and no concern for how others think about him. Elaine, however, showcases a very harsh life and the difficulties of being a women in an unstable workforce, along with needing to show concern for other's opinions about her. Their lives differ due to their opposing genders and the higher position that men typically hold in the modern workforce.

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Recently I have been playing through the God of War games. When playing the games you can notice a progression throughout the games on how female characters are treated. GOW and GOW two both came out in the early 2000s. These games rely on Kratos treating women to a higher standerd as he seems that as lesser then the men in the story. The only girl character he looks up to or considers as more is Athena. In the modern God of War games god of war 2018 and god of war ragnarok (2022), you see a more modern look on male and female equality. Kratos had a wife who he treated as equal and he treats all other female characters as equals. His character in the original games represents a view on women of that time compared to the newer games where he as a character represents modern feminism

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM_2ArOe9yQ

In this clip, we can see that the father can't "take a sick day" because he has to still be a dad to his young child. This role of being a father is causing this man to be unable to take a day for himself; however, this reflects the changing expectation of fathers to be just as involved as childcare as the mother in the modern era.