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s Magazine Winter 2011: The Rise of Enlightened Sexism by Susan J. Douglas
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If you’ve seen any American sitcoms featuring het couples in the past ten years or so, you’ll probably have noticed that it’s common for the show to portray the husbands as a stupid but endearing oaf who likes beer, barbecues, watching TV, hanging with the guys, and ogling women; and the wife as a smart, attractive, career woman who is also a housewife… and who generally just puts up with the man. Some people have tried to use this as evidence that feminism has gone too far, but I have seen no indication from feminist writers or bloggers that they approve of this dynamic. Granted, I don’t hear a lot of feminist outcry over it either, but it is worth nothing that feminists do not celebrate the gender dynamic in popular husband-wife sitcoms like King of Queens , The Simpsons , George Lopez , or Rules of Engagement .
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Documents from the Women's Liberation Movement - Duke Special Collections
Documents from the Women's Liberation Movement An On-line Archival Collection Special Collections Library, Duke University [ Subject Categories | Keyword Search | Links ]This is, I think, an important post. I’ve been thinking about men in women’s studies classes, and jokes about "male-bashing."
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