Equality For All Analysis

Equality for All Ariel Levy analyzes a broad set of unexamined trends and ideas of the females of todays society, specifically the female chauvinist pigs. For Levy to analyze the female chauvinist pig she studied several women of todays society and how the women in her study went about their lives and in detail, looking at how the female chauvinist’s pigs have prevailed to the top of their lives and careers by adjusting their looks to essentially come off to todays society as a man captured within a woman’s body. Levy explains how women are now able to embrace the characteristics that would often be stereotyped as masculine characteristics in order for them to prevail in their life and careers. She does so by taking real life examples from several types of culture in our society today, such as The Howard Stern Show, The Man Show, and Playboy, in which the female chauvinist pigs stand and how they are gaining momentum and popularity. Levy also discusses her views on the concepts of “tomming” and …show more content…
In her chapter Levy suggests that she has drawn back a giant jalousie that has hidden the truth of how tons of very intelligent and talented women have made their presence known in our society by being labeled as a “female chauvinist pig.” This concept proposed by Levy is crucial not only for what she has to say about the movement of the female chauvinist’s pigs, but because she literally says it in her chapter. Females have grasped onto the stereotypical male characteristics, applied them to their selves, and are gaining popularity for it. Some people may just view these women for what they have accomplished, not the actual journey most of them had to take which is the real story. People will never think of how these women have played an intense competition with the way our society has viewed them in order to reach the success they currently