Showing posts with label Laurene Jobs. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

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Tuesday, October 11, 2011

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Later in the program Ms. Fonda and Ms. Steinem discussed their beliefs on how the point of view of women is not represented adequately in the media. They spoke to the issue of how women are affected differently by the policies and issues around them, and how the Women's Media Center sprung from the need for a place where women's opinions and commentary on politics and society could be accessed readily and easily. The Center thus strives to make "the female half of the world visible and powerful in the media
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Monday, October 10, 2011

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laurene jobs Later in the program Ms. Fonda and Ms. Steinem discussed their beliefs on how the point of view of women is not represented adequately in the media. They spoke to the issue of how women are affected differently by the policies and issues around them, and how the Women's Media Center sprung from the need for a place where women's opinions and commentary on politics and society could be accessed readily and easily. The Center thus strives to make "the female half of the world visible and powerful in the media