I didn’t criticize their individual choice.
I am criticizing the media for only showing women as hairless.
Do I need to explain this again in different words for you to understand I’m not attacking the actresses’ personal choice?
I didn’t criticize their individual choice.
I am criticizing the media for only showing women as hairless.
Do I need to explain this again in different words for you to understand I’m not attacking the actresses’ personal choice?
knitwitt@lemmy.world 21 hours ago
When EggInDisguise suggests that it may be personal choice and you chime in to say that representation matters as a response, it sort of comes across like you don’t think the actor’s preferences matter over the end goal of changing the media landscape.
velma@sh.itjust.works 21 hours ago
This is a produced television show. Nothing the actress is wearing is her choice in the show.
I will fight tooth and nail for anyone to choose how they present their body. I don’t care if people shave or don’t shave.
I do care about how the media presents women and the affect it has on how society expects women to look and behave.
knitwitt@lemmy.world 12 hours ago
Assuming that actors literally have no choice at all is a bit short sighted. The original premise of the whole thread was ‘what if that’s just their preference’?
velma@sh.itjust.works 7 hours ago
Then you’re back to ignoring how media presents women as if this conversation about personal choice and patriarchy have no bearing here which is false.