Sexism in The 21st Century

Since the 1920s, women have been given voting rights, and women's voting rights have a long way to go. In 2014, women became more autonomous than ever and it became increasingly common for women to succeed among doctors, lawyers, and CEOs. According to the US Department of Labor, between 1950 and 2010, the proportion of women has increased by about 40%. Still unequal, government actions like the Equal Wage Act narrowed the gap between wages and gender. 1950's

For those who have seen movies as "hidden characters", this seems obvious. According to the book of Margot Lee Shetterly, 21 Century Fox film is to overcome the discrimination in gender discrimination and workplace in the 1960s, tells the story of African-American female mathematician who played an important role in the NASA space program . American Film Show program of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs is to promote the screening of hidden characters in more than 100 countries, collected a variety of viewers, it will prompt a dialogue about how to promote the future of STEM collaboration. Is inspired by the successful screening, the United States State Department has worked with the private sector partners across the country in order to no longer design the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) exchange program that is not hidden: the empowerment of women in STEM

It is continually cited by gender discrimination in the media, and it is the most common in advertisements. Even in the 21st century, society believes that women are not as good as men, and the media only encourages this view. The discussion between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy, presidential candidate in 1960, shows that the media is indeed a message. While others were watching discussions on TV, a lot of people listened to the discussion on the radio. Most broadcast listeners believe that Nixon has won the debate, but most television viewers believe that Kennedy won. "