'Two Ways A Woman Can Get Hurt' By Jean Kilbourne
Our American society must deals with many problems. We have been struggling to handle difficulties ranging from environmental problems to economic problems. However, solutions to this type of problems are actually quite simple if you compare to problem like sexual discrimination. Every single culture has been dealing with it for a very long time but one tends to think sexism against only women. Sexism towards women has been noticeable problem of our society and much effort has been done to solve it and it is on its way to being slowly resolved. However, that is only one side of the problem; sexism against man is rarely recognized and understood by only few. In the article “Two Ways a Woman Can Get Hurt” by Jean Kilbourne, like any other media, depicts sexism as something that only accounts toward woman. Women and men should be treated as equal. However, more attention is directed towards discrimination towards women. American holds a myth that unnoticed sexual discrimination towards man is not a problem but a cultural norm. men’s unequal responsibility to succeed in the workplace, to prove their worth by making money; and men’s confusion over what it means to be a man today.미디어랑 남자의 자격에 대해 설명 Among the many stereotypes out there, the most common one is how men are projected as jerks. Considering number of
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Men have learned that in order to succeed in relationships, they must succeed in their occupation. They learn from high school that women possess superior qualities and power if they are attractive. If men want to reach that level, they must be both attractive and successful. Society has made requirements for both men and women, and the men are struggling to cope with these
Men have learned that in order to succeed in relationships, they must succeed in their occupation. They learn from high school that women possess superior qualities and power if they are attractive. If men want to reach that level, they must be both attractive and successful. Society has made requirements for both men and women, and the men are struggling to cope with these