Women's Roles in Television

Over the past 60 years, women from all over the world can change technology, tradition, culture, and of course. The television itself dates back to the 1920s (these televisions were very limited for many years). In 1950, only 9% of American households owned television, but by 1960 this number reached 90%. In the meantime, women were introduced in a completely assignable way, followed by male actors. Women play a role of stereotypes such as housewife, mother, maid, and even nanny.

Television is not representative of the real world. Because most of the major television directors are men, they portray the world that fits their social concept on television. A young woman thinks that the role of women on television is male obedience or as bad as men. For example, a female mayor of a comedy shows South Park. She went to Princeton, but she made a foolish decision for the town and then prepared the pictures. The media needs to demonstrate a positive role that young women can identify and mimic the positive behavior of a strong female role model. TV surrounds women and they are afraid of young women and young women. The result of these images is that these ideas create women's competition and share women. Since young women from other countries are also watching American TV, the media should also understand the image of the woman.

I will return directly to the image of TV media. The malicious act of young women's media bombing against women suggests that television is the source of distorted understanding about the role of gender in adolescent women. These images distorted perception of young women 's gender identity. Television media should endeavor to provide a more aggressive gender identity to young women and to describe women in television in a more realistic way, to stop strengthening negative stereotypes for women ,