Gender Roles in the Media
Ambarta Noor
San Diego State University
Gender Roles in the Media Society’s misogynistic portrayal of woman has made it difficult for females to be respected with the same regard that men are. Women in the media are subject to harsh realities stemming from their objectification in accordance to their beauty. Gender assumptions have heavily impacted the way woman are represented in television. Instead of being held to the same standards as men, women are more likely to be criticized in the media for their physical appearance. According to Montez de Oca (2013), the way the media chooses to entertain their audience through provocative ads enacted by women has privileged men considerably. Although,
Ambarta Noor
San Diego State University
Gender Roles in the Media Society’s misogynistic portrayal of woman has made it difficult for females to be respected with the same regard that men are. Women in the media are subject to harsh realities stemming from their objectification in accordance to their beauty. Gender assumptions have heavily impacted the way woman are represented in television. Instead of being held to the same standards as men, women are more likely to be criticized in the media for their physical appearance. According to Montez de Oca (2013), the way the media chooses to entertain their audience through provocative ads enacted by women has privileged men considerably. Although,