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The shows that are cited made have been created by women, but look how many women were hired to
By Maria Giese onWomen Created Shows That Have Been CanceledMay 18, 2013 3:16 AM -
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This is wonderfully articulated -- thanks for reposting, Melissa!
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Even show's like ABC's hit series, "Once Upon A Time," one of my favorites that
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Maybe he changed his first name too...lol
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DB | March 11, 2011 10:06 AM
People who doubt language influences thought (and sexist stereotypes) should just take a look at research. It's not recent either; we've known this since the 60s and earlier.
It's really a bummer when heroes and comics, etc. are assigned only to men. I love them, and my husband doesn't. I go to those movies; he doesn't -- so is HE the fan? Hm...
Jihad-Punk | March 11, 2011 3:39 AM
"Fanboy," "man," "mankind," "he," "him," etc... is always the default pronoun for anonymous people when mentioned in articles or research papers or essays or whatever. I hate it , it's absolutely infurating.