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I love your class-based reading of this and also think there is a racially charged one as well--the diagram seems to carry some stereotypes that I think they are trying to fight (e.g. child is dark but with blue eyes, mom is varying skin colored--based on her level of work outside the home?--with black hair in a bob cut). Normally I would love to see the middle class white woman profile complicated but, as you point out, given the anxiety of the whole thing, I am less sure. Nice work!
vkuhn 3 years ago
Longitudinal study produces good cross sectional statistics that can be used as a research topic like: which kids are more happy and healthy? working moms kids or notworkingmoms kids? I will check now if there exists an article like that. Thanks for sharing this video. As for the media bit. Media is corrupt and biased most of the times.
SmilingMoonBreeze 3 years ago
This is very good..good point that you made about the mom being faceless. we have U.S.A today here in Sweden :).. anyway you are right about the fact that really women feel unnoticed. and status priority is apparent here.
ladydawn1973 3 years ago
you bring the newspaper to life!
thank you so very much!
hausenharry 3 years ago
Do you think the expression on the child's face has anything to do with the fact that the 2 authors are women?
nbwulf 3 years ago
What do you think?
AnthroVlog 3 years ago
I'm not sure. It's hard to know, given the many different people involved in putting a paper together, such as editors.
AnthroVlog 3 years ago
I just thought I'd toss it out there that perhaps the child's facial expression was based on the fact these 2 women (perhaps mothers) are having to leave their kids behind during the day to work. Either way...the article makes ya think.
nbwulf 3 years ago
Yeah. That is interesting. Keen of you to notice.
AnthroVlog 3 years ago
great comment on this statistique i also notice it says in the bottm of the pic that this is a longitudinal survey but it gives results for only a certain date and doesn't show the changes happening over time
alicewantstoknow 3 years ago
This is both brilliant and insightful. But, then again, I expect nothing less from Anthrovlog!
foobar34512 3 years ago