Assuming that actors literally have no choice at all is a bit short sighted. The original premise of the whole thread was ‘what if that’s just their preference’?
Then you’re back to ignoring how media presents women as if this conversation about personal choice and patriarchy have no bearing here which is false.
Look- I didn’t respond that it would be nice to see more representation as a dig at this actress. I think you’re fundamentally misunderstanding that.
Even if the actress chose to present hairless in this show, it would still be nice to see more representation of diversity throughout media. Tv shows, movies, ads, etc.
I’m not criticizing her choice or anyone’s choice of shaving. I’m criticizing how women are presented in media.
This is a produced television show. Nothing the actress is wearing is her choice in the show.
I will fight tooth and nail for anyone to choose how they present their body. I don’t care if people shave or don’t shave.
I do care about how the media presents women and the affect it has on how society expects women to look and behave.
Assuming that actors literally have no choice at all is a bit short sighted. The original premise of the whole thread was ‘what if that’s just their preference’?
Then you’re back to ignoring how media presents women as if this conversation about personal choice and patriarchy have no bearing here which is false.
Look- I didn’t respond that it would be nice to see more representation as a dig at this actress. I think you’re fundamentally misunderstanding that.
Even if the actress chose to present hairless in this show, it would still be nice to see more representation of diversity throughout media. Tv shows, movies, ads, etc.
I’m not criticizing her choice or anyone’s choice of shaving. I’m criticizing how women are presented in media.