Annotated Bibliography
9 Stycznia 2011 · by Malgorzata Wolska · in Badania. "Gender Stereotypes in Mass Media. Case Study: Analysis of the Gender Stereotyping Phenomenon in TV Commercials." Gender Stereotypes in Mass Media. Case Study: Analysis of the Gender Stereotyping Phenomenon in TV Commercials. | Krytyka.org - Nauka, Polityka, Kultura, Społeczeństwo. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Feb. 2017. .
This article talks about the different ways that stereotypes is portrayed in the media. It says that before 2000s, men were portrayed as the financial person, with the strong dominance over the family. Their masculinity was their power. But, women were the ones to stay at home and be the caregiver. After the Women’s Liberation movements and feminists rights …show more content…
It helps to better understand a complicated system. Society stereotypes people in different skin color, hair texture, facial features to help us with social collaborations. Repeating these stereotypes on a normal basis validates and persuades them. In the second world war, killing the jews were justified by negative stereotypes. As can be noted, stereotypes is not new to the century. The media uses stereotypes to help people to identify and categorize. The negative effect of media stereotyping is that they oversimplify everyone which leads to inaccurate …show more content…
Media is a powerful source where we learn most of our information from. They tell us what a status is and why a status is very important. Television uses the stereotypes of African American and Latinos to show them as criminals and oversexualizing them. Television is not only where this inequality takes place. News also incorporates racial discrimination to get a juicier story line. Many studies were conducted about the discrimination that occurs in the media. Overall, they found that television is the dominant agent that contributes to gender stereotypes, racial discrimination and much
9 Stycznia 2011 · by Malgorzata Wolska · in Badania. "Gender Stereotypes in Mass Media. Case Study: Analysis of the Gender Stereotyping Phenomenon in TV Commercials." Gender Stereotypes in Mass Media. Case Study: Analysis of the Gender Stereotyping Phenomenon in TV Commercials. | Krytyka.org - Nauka, Polityka, Kultura, Społeczeństwo. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Feb. 2017. .
This article talks about the different ways that stereotypes is portrayed in the media. It says that before 2000s, men were portrayed as the financial person, with the strong dominance over the family. Their masculinity was their power. But, women were the ones to stay at home and be the caregiver. After the Women’s Liberation movements and feminists rights …show more content…
It helps to better understand a complicated system. Society stereotypes people in different skin color, hair texture, facial features to help us with social collaborations. Repeating these stereotypes on a normal basis validates and persuades them. In the second world war, killing the jews were justified by negative stereotypes. As can be noted, stereotypes is not new to the century. The media uses stereotypes to help people to identify and categorize. The negative effect of media stereotyping is that they oversimplify everyone which leads to inaccurate …show more content…
Media is a powerful source where we learn most of our information from. They tell us what a status is and why a status is very important. Television uses the stereotypes of African American and Latinos to show them as criminals and oversexualizing them. Television is not only where this inequality takes place. News also incorporates racial discrimination to get a juicier story line. Many studies were conducted about the discrimination that occurs in the media. Overall, they found that television is the dominant agent that contributes to gender stereotypes, racial discrimination and much