This photo is an example of dominant culture and stereotyping as it is showing America's view of a perfect woman. This is in the perspective of men and not women. It is stating what most men look for in a woman, but it does not meet realistic standards. These standards are very unrealistic, especially body image wise and it portrays how entitled men feel to set these standards for themselves.

This post really is worth a thousand words. It shows some huge gender stereotypes for men and women. Gender and how society views it is a huge problem for me, when people don't fit into "man" or "woman" it makes it so easy to discriminate and make them feel like a second class citizen.

Lainey Molnar's art becomes the canvas for reflecting society, portraying the modern woman’s journey in a world pulsating with diverse narratives. The artist fearlessly navigates through the pressures that women face daily. With her thought-provoking comics, she challenges the norms and celebrates honest womanhood.

I guess in the 1950s the best way to advertise to women was through misogyny!

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How the feminist movement has contributed to the spectralization of gender through social and behavioral change

It might be not that easy to maintain your self-confidence when there are so many double standards, stereotypes, and expectations. This is exactly what illustrations by artist Lainey Molnar are about. They are about freedom of choice, self-acceptance, relationships, and career expectations. They show how women are perceived by modern society and what pressure they experience.

Traditional, and typical gender stereotype - men as providers and women as homekeepers

The world became a Man's world when humans began relying on agriculture for their survival. Prior to that women, in all religions and cultures, were respected. Today, Our society has a set of ideas about gender roles in society and how we expect men and women to dress, behave, and present themselves. While people continue to stereotype women often forget that we still continue to personify nature as "Mother Nature" - A woman.