Would someone be willing to write a quick draft Essay sample on Gender Bias in the Media – For example, do males or females get an unfair advantage in jobs in the media? Look at leadership positions, appearance requirements, equal pay, etc. [will fan & give metal to those who help :)]

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krisssssssssssss · Answer

@RamiroCruzo Still willing to help?

ramirocruzo · Answer

@krisssssssssssss Haha....I ain't good at literature yet I'm not the worst....Will might be able to give ya some nice framework to expand, as my essays are brief & to the point ;)

krisssssssssssss · Answer

PLEASE THAT'D BE GREAt

ramirocruzo · Answer

The media play a pivotal role of informing, entertaining, and educating. Today, people all over the world are finding it increasingly easy to access different forms of media. Many studies have been undertaken on the level of fairness of the reporting practices of the media and their effect on racial and gender discrimination. The issues of racial discrimination and gender fill all sections of communities, including the media. Sometimes, the media may prefer to make unfair reports that indicate some level of racial and gender discrimination, mainly through stereotyping.

In today's society, media stereotypes are inevitable, particularly in news, entertainment, and advertising industries, all of which are characterized by a mass media presence. As reported in the Media Awareness Network, a web-based publication, today, reporters are under pressure to provide news to international audiences within a short time. They are required to report events as soon as they happen. The availability of effective technologies facilitates the dissemination of news into all parts of the world in real time. This challenge sometimes compels news reporters to resort to stereotypes in order to help the audience understand the significance of an event from a certain social-cultural perspective.

According to The New York Times, October, 28, 2010, television is one of the most prominent forms of media that tend to use stereotypes in order to attract unfair, often negative, attention to certain gender orientations.