Notes
traditional vs modern ( contemporary ) masculinity
it's about getting future audiences engaged and make the brand more up to date .
what constitutes harassments
body shaming
preserving what a women should look like
women can do what men can do
judgement
racism
housewives
mothers
weak minded
submissive
strong
strong minded
what man are labelled as for example cheats
powerful
emotionless because they would be described as weak
aggressive
definition of feminism - its the belief that women have rights and equality .
origin - before both of the world wars . 1903 the 19th and early 20th century .
is it still needed - i believe it is still needed .
first wave : Late C19th - early C20th century uk and US
second wave : 1960s - 1990s - inspired by the civil rights movement - focusing on issues like sexuality and reproductive rights .
1963 ; betty friedan published , the feminine mystique ( restricted women to the role of housewife and mother .
1975 - film theorist - laura mulvey publishes
third wave ; 1990s , ideas beyond middle class white women addressing the different disadvantages women experience because of for example their race , ethnicity and class
fourth wave ; 2000s
post feminism wave ; that its not relevant anymore
USA 1848 : 300 men and women met to rally for women's rights .
1918 ; women over thirty who owned property won the vote
intersexuality - intersection of race .
capitalism - everyone works for themselves .
Judith butler - Gender trouble : feminism and the subversion of identity , 1990 - butler suggests gender has to do with nature . cfrc5
it's about getting future audiences engaged and make the brand more up to date .
what constitutes harassments
Femanilty
body shaming
preserving what a women should look like
women can do what men can do
judgement
racism
housewives
mothers
weak minded
submissive
Masculinity
strong
strong minded
what man are labelled as for example cheats
powerful
emotionless because they would be described as weak
aggressive
definition of feminism - its the belief that women have rights and equality .
origin - before both of the world wars . 1903 the 19th and early 20th century .
is it still needed - i believe it is still needed .
waves of feminism
first wave : Late C19th - early C20th century uk and US
second wave : 1960s - 1990s - inspired by the civil rights movement - focusing on issues like sexuality and reproductive rights .
1963 ; betty friedan published , the feminine mystique ( restricted women to the role of housewife and mother .
1975 - film theorist - laura mulvey publishes
third wave ; 1990s , ideas beyond middle class white women addressing the different disadvantages women experience because of for example their race , ethnicity and class
fourth wave ; 2000s
post feminism wave ; that its not relevant anymore
USA 1848 : 300 men and women met to rally for women's rights .
1918 ; women over thirty who owned property won the vote
intersexuality - intersection of race .
capitalism - everyone works for themselves .
Judith butler - Gender trouble : feminism and the subversion of identity , 1990 - butler suggests gender has to do with nature . cfrc5
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