Sexism, White-Washing Chinese Culture, And Stereotypes in Mainstream Media: Unveiling the Intersection and Solutions for Change

The study examines how the intersection of sexism and the white-washing of Chinese culture in mainstream media perpetuates harmful stereotypes, underrepresents the social status of Chinese women, and diminishes their self-perception and societal expectations. An analysis of Mulan and other Disney movies, reveals how the media misrepresent intersectional identities, reinforcing racial and gender stereotypes to a broad audience. The study highlights the need for genuine representation of marginalized groups to challenge these stereotypes and argues that increased awareness and inclusivity can reduce ingrained prejudices and correct misrepresentations. It contributes to ongoing discussions on intersectionality and the critical role of diversity in shaping public perceptions.

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Journal of Education Humanities and Social Sciences
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.54097/3mqsdm05
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Media, Gender, and Advertising
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Sexism, White-Washing Chinese Culture, And Stereotypes in Mainstream Media: Unveiling the Intersection and Solutions for Change

Yuyang Wu
Journal of Education Humanities and Social Sciences
Media, Gender, and Advertising
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Sexism, White-Washing Chinese Culture, And Stereotypes in Mainstream Media: Unveiling the Intersection and Solutions for Change

Yuyang Wu
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Abstract

The study examines how the intersection of sexism and the white-washing of Chinese culture in mainstream media perpetuates harmful stereotypes, underrepresents the social status of Chinese women, and diminishes their self-perception and societal expectations. An analysis of Mulan and other Disney movies, reveals how the media misrepresent intersectional identities, reinforcing racial and gender stereotypes to a broad audience. The study highlights the need for genuine representation of marginalized groups to challenge these stereotypes and argues that increased awareness and inclusivity can reduce ingrained prejudices and correct misrepresentations. It contributes to ongoing discussions on intersectionality and the critical role of diversity in shaping public perceptions.

Journal of Education Humanities and Social SciencesVol. 42
University of California San Diego (US)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Media, Gender, and Advertising
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