Cultural Feminism Theory In Killing Us Beautifully By Mrs. Kibourne

In my media paper, I chose to talk about Cultural Feminism theory and what it is to be a woman in cultural. In the film “killing us softly” by Mrs.Kibourne’s she discusses the image of women in advertising and how then media impacts girls and women. Another thing is she argues that the objectifying and unreal portrayal of women in advertising lower women’s self-esteem. Sexual pictures of women are being used to sell almost all kinds of goods. Some women are being downgraded, abused and sexist society. I feel like women are being judged by how they look, what they wear, their skin tone and other selfishness things. When watching the film, I’m seeing how pictures of girls are being called bad names because of the type of photo their putting out as to want to be seen or feel liked. A good example would be
Being a woman is more than biology. To be a woman, woman knows how to use their bodies to get what they want in life, which also come with attraction and other things that cause her to make her body an object. People feel that men re suppose to be big, and women suppose to be small. Men are strong, women are soft. But every woman is different and unique in their own way. which can be very difficult to many, that wish to be like someone else. Being a woman comes with a lot of name calling from dudes that uses their body to also get what they want. The strength of a woman heart, her mind and her body are something people tend to use, which can be different to women in culturally. Some women don’t age, depend if they eat health or keeps themselves up. People tend to think black women appears as jungle animals. How we woman looks, an idea of female beauty. It has been that 114% of woman have breast implants because they don’t feel comfortable in their body, to make people notice them. Men on the other hand tend to get into lots of trouble, be called dead beats, and more. The role taken on by a male is powerful and