As a visual medium, television always intended to present beauty to attract the audience. There is a general understanding among television stations that women are expected to look younger and sexier and the white people are standard of beauty. So race and gender disparities have been …
It is a general perception that the gender-based stereotype is still prevalent in both the educational and entertainment TV programs aimed at children. Often the programs have more male characters than the female characters. They also depict the female characters showing fear and sadness and …
A study by Jamie Colette Capuzza, a communication professor at Mount Union University Communication, looked at transgender coverage at three mass-circulation newspapers in the US: The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and The New York Times. Capuzza’s two-part study—one on the news reports and another …
Presidential candidates debate during their campaigns to let people know what they will care about if elected. Sometimes they make caustic remarks toward their opponents. For example, Trump called Clinton a “nasty woman” during the third presidential debate. His supporters also regularly drew attention to …
