The Falcon – The Girls Picketed In Front Of The School With Signs Like Are My Pants Lowering Your Test Scores
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Media have helped to both attribute to and critique a huge step back for feminism, as the fixation with reducing women to their physical appearance is finally being recognized for the disgusting obsession that Undoubtedly it’s.
Whenever getting being that they are now this open ended language leaves those enforcing the rule with that results in explanations like those shared with Sarah.The girls rallied.
Earlier this month, two separate stories unfolded involving the obsession with female appearances, both with powerful examples of women fighting for progress toward equality.
In the Radio Times, comedian Sarah Millican wrote a witty response to massive criticism for the dress she wore to the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards last year.
While calling her dress disastrous and frumpy, the ’30 year old’ was critiqued entirely on her outfit by a few British daytime shows and their Twitter followers. And now here’s the question. Why does it matter a lot what I was wearing? Millican responded with a few poignant remarks. Considering the above said. Somehow, society has found it justifiable to demand that girls follow a dress code that does little more than say to them, Your body is a distraction, a serious issue, and something to be hidden and ashamed of.
They both exemplify a serious poser the modern woman faces daily, while these instances have different circumstances. You are responsible for how other people respond to your body. There must never be justification for a girl to feel like her normally developing body is a serious problem. Did you know that the worst lots of young girls are being told that their humiliation is necessary so as to not distract boys. Just keep reading. While women are reduced to nothing more than objects to either distract or be overlooked, with that said, this disproportionate emphasis on male ability and success, spells out a very clear message for girls, whether intended or not. It’s a global cultural phenomenon.These two problems showcase the biggest targets for change. Young girls must stop being taught that their bodies are a big problem or that they must ‘self police’ their appearances in case you are going to be taken seriously.
Accordingly the media need to stop displaying women as objects and start focusing on their accomplishments and skills.
