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I'm glad to see a women's magazine that's finally standing up against gender stereotypes. From the sidebar: what's hot right now 4 No-Heat Hairstyles to T

by masto 13y ago

I'm glad to see a women's magazine that's finally standing up against gender stereotypes. From the sidebar: what's hot right now 4 No-Heat Hairstyles to Try Sports-Inspired Style 12 Vacation-Wear Prints 14 Dresses for Every Type of Wedding How to Look Good in Every Photo 20 (More) Secrets Men Keep 50 Hairstyle Dos and Don'ts 25 New Products That Will Change Your Life 7 Signs He Wants You Besides the Obvious 14 Haircuts to Steal for Spring 2013 Lip Color That Won't Kiss Off Work Hairstyles You Can Actually Rock at Night New Rules in Wedding Style This Season's Trends to Buy Now Tales in Retail: Perrin Paris Top Beauty Products for Summer

threeseed 13y ago
So you're saying that in keeping with "gender stereotypes" men should be inconsiderate, sexist assholes and women should just shut up and deal with it ? And for the record trying to equate a fashion/lifestyle magazine with the totality of the female gender is completely and utterly stupid.
- walshemj 13y ago
  Ironically some of the worst discrimination against women in particular pregnant ones is at womens mags.
- manys 13y ago
  we're not equating them, the magazine itself is.
TheAnimus 13y ago
Well I'm sure it's not hindering gender stereotypes when Alissa Quart chooses a publication which treats women as objections for fashion, who are desperately insecure about how they keep their man, and what secrets are kept. I find it funny how she forgets that some of the criticisms of Adria Richards came from women, she phrases it as if the whole negative actions are the sole property of men. Myself I don't find tweeting someone else's conversation, with their photos and identities easily determinable appropriate. Gender and Sex have nothing to do with that.