By monitoring and calling out media sexism, launching petitions, inviting watch-ins, organizing tweet ups, and other activist campaigns, we are holding media accountable for an equal voice and equal participation.
Oscars, Hollywood, Sexism and Women
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It’s clear it was the women rocked the Oscars telecast but when the time came to hand out statuettes, it was still the men who took home all the prizes. More »
What Should A Radio Host Do When Guest Calls a Woman a Whore?
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What is a radio host’s responsibility when their guest crosses a line? More to the point, what should a radio host do when their guest suddenly calls a U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz a “seditious whore?” More »
Women Missing From Oscar Nominations
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The nominees for the 85th Academy Awards have been released and once again it’s women who’ve been left out of the picture. More »
When Todd Akin Made A Mistake Did Reporters Correct Him?
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The initial coverage of Todd Akin's remarks often failed state the obvious, he was flat out wrong. More »
“Boston Herald” vs. Elizabeth Warren: “The Nation” Asks, Will Sexism Win or Lose?
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Writing for "The Nation," Greg Mitchell says it's bad enough that "Boston Herald" opinion columnists won't quit the sexist attacks on Senatorial candidate Elizabeth Warren—now the front page, too, is skipping any analysis of her stance on the issues in favor of ad-feminem gender baiting. More »
“You Never Really Hear About Mitt Romney’s Ankles:” Gloria Feldt on Female Candidates and the Media
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Women's Media Center board member Gloria Feldt was on America's Radio News Network on Friday to discuss media treatment of female political candidates, and what kind of effect that may have on other women considering a run. More »
Conservative Media Misrepresents House Version of VAWA
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In the wake of the House passing a version of the Violence Against Women Act reauthorization that excludes immigrants, Native Americans and LGTB women, of course Fox News and others are painting their protection as unnecessary. More »
