The Women’s Institute for Freedom of the PressRe-framing the Black Woman Through the Lens and Pen of Pan-African Female Filmmakers
by Alethea Russell, WIFP July, 2013 I have seen them in magazines, read about them in novels, watched them on movie and television screens but have yet to meet women like Aunt Jemima, Mammy, Jezebel or Sapphire face-to-face;… Read More
Sexism Sells: The Misogynistic Depiction of Women in Advertising
By Medha Chandorkar, WIFP July 2013 The second-class citizenry of women is nowhere as evident in the industrialized world as it is in the fashion advertising industry. The primary consumers of fashion are females, and yet, if one… Read More
