Sexist games don't affect people's sex/gender attitudes? Then what does? > Thankfully, anti-racism eventually took that cultural space away. I can appreciate

Sexist games don't affect people's sex/gender attitudes? Then what does? > Thankfully, anti-racism eventually took that cultural space away. I can appreciate the hope that the culture is changing, but the "there was a time in America" statement seems unlikely to be true. Maybe America is too broad a country to make that generalization. Okay, playing the devil's advocate, speaking out against sexism important, but what does that accomplish? A sound bite in the news media? Trending social media posts/comments? And let's say that it does have an impact. Why would speaking out have an impact on sexist attitudes and video games not have an impact?