Reflection of Race Class and Gender in the Media

Document Type:Essay

Subject Area:Media

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The paper aims to explore gender, race, and class in the media, and allow me to reflect critically on the missing issues in political and communal projects (Smith, 144). Tatum argues that “it is undoubtedly correct theories of intersectionality, especially feminist theories, need to focus more on intra- and inter- certain dissimilarities rapports” (311). Racial classification such as Asian or African, assume internal rationality and indicate homophobia through the resources of media. Communities or cultures in a specific region such as Asia or Europe share more than a common physical location because they occupy diverse positions of power compared to one another and in opposition to other areas across the world. According to “The Beauty Myth”, it is evident to assert that these predicaments structured systems of inequality in the media through using beauty against women (Wolf 31).

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During that time, conditions of the previous reproductive bargain to depict symptoms of tiredness. The world could no longer rely on unpaid labor women in the private sectors to thoroughly look after children and the elderly (Wolf 37). Moreover, the media projected labor challenges such as shortage because of the decreasing fertility rate and the aging demographic prompted the conservation authorities across the world to deliberate recruitment of workers. Thoughtfully and reflectively, this was the foundation or basis against which the policies to recruitment migrant labor on short-term visas to fill specific functional spaces. The entire reading examined the creative writing on intersectionality to my experiences and lesson from the cultural readership. The subsequent reading historicized social rapport as they intersected in Japan from a deconstruction of the imaginary racial naming such as Asians in the media.

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