Looking at Christmas characters through a gendered lens

Default-male bias continues to shape the real world and creative industries alike, reinforcing stereotypes and sidelining women in ways both subtle and glaring.

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Dec 5, 2024 - 21:04
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Looking at Christmas characters through a gendered lens

Default-male bias continues to shape the real world and creative industries alike, reinforcing stereotypes and sidelining women in ways both subtle and glaring.

by Lori Meakin

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