Analysis of how 84 female millennials pointed out the harms of media and what they found harmful when they were growing up
Looking back at the early 2000s, what comes to your mind? Do you immediately start singing “Oops!…I Did It Again”?yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah) Have you ever gone back to the days of low-rise jeans, crop tops, cargo pants and mini skirts? Doesn’t it make your nose full? Looking back at the early 2000s can be very nostalgic for many of us.
If you happened to glance at the tabloids of the time, the headlines were ruthless and mercilessly ridiculed for being able to get (or just fabricate) a woman’s weight, relationship status, and other personal details. was Misogyny was so prevalent in movies, TV shows, and the way celebrities were treated that many millennials grew up exposed to these sexist messages at a striking age. are speaking out about how this toxic media era has affected them and hope their children’s generation will not go through the same experience.
Tara Watson trending on twitter Last week, call the 2001 movie Diary of Bridget Jones Many other women subsequently joined the conversation, so below are some of their criticisms of the media at the time. indicates.
Check out our interview with Tara who started this conversation, as well as interviews with several women who joined the conversation on Twitter. read, watch, DNF Podcasts, bloggers, content creators Magali VazUpvote every post that summarizes how you felt in the early 2000s. Also, let us know in the comments if this media era has affected you.Then if you’re interested in reading another bored panda An article calling out blatant sexism that still happens today, you can find it Here!
After Tara Watson called the movie Diary of Bridget Jones On giving women ‘trust issues’, many others shared how the early 2000s media had a negative effect on them
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