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This is the ad The Representation Project placed in today's Los Angeles Times and the letter we sent to every major Hollywood executive on Friday afternoon - along with a copy of Miss Representation! Read more: http://bit.ly/1eMRmIY
Why Sister Act is One of the Most Important Movies Ever Made
The Mask You Live In, a follow-up to to the 2011 documentary Miss Representation, was created by The Representation Project to dissect modern masculinity as the universally destructive force that it is. The film combines personal stories from boys and men about the expectation to “be a man” and to never be vulnerable with conversations with experts in psychology, gender, and media. There are too many touching and insightful moments throughout the film to list them all here, but the message is clear: the mask of invulnerability boys are expected to wear every day ultimately hurts us all.
We are so thrilled to add The Mask You Live In to our list of resources when people ask us how men and masculinity fit into feminism. Be sure to watch the trailer above, host a screening yourself, and read our full review here.
Gendered harassment—and the sheer volume of it—has severe implications for women’s status on the Internet. Threats of rape, death, and stalking can overpower our emotional bandwidth, take up our time, and cost us money through legal fees, online protection services, and missed wages…And as the Internet becomes increasingly central to the human experience, the ability of women to live and work freely online will be shaped, and too often limited, by the technology companies that host these threats, the constellation of local and federal law enforcement officers who investigate them, and the popular commentators who dismiss them—all arenas that remain dominated by men, many of whom have little personal understanding of what women face online every day.
- Amanda Hess, Pacific Standard Magazine (via missrep)
"TrevorLIVE LA" Honoring Robert Greenblatt, Yahoo And Skylar Kergil For The Trevor Project - Red Carpet
If we’re going to talk about fat and femme androgyny, Alex Newell seems like a good place to start. He clearly has stated he identifies as a man, yet manages to flawlessly float between genders look wise. and guess what? it doesn’t look like a crazy costume on him( not that there’s anything wrong with)! So yeah, I have a lot of feeling about him and gender representation….
As a male victim of abuse, I find this disgusting that no one would help him.
This I is what the therepresentationproject is about. No one jumps in for guys because “they can handle it” such bullshit.
Take the pledge to use your voice to challenge socitey's limiting representations of gender. :)
thank you for establishing this because I deal with mental health issues and im a teenager and its not very easy
this is really important to me
Can relate to three of these
Anyone looked up therepresentationproject?
The Representation Project: Rewrite the Story. BuzzFeed dubbed this video “How Rigid Gender Expectations Harm Our Daughters And Sons,” and that’s pretty spot-on. Powerful clip. (via The Representation Project)
