Popular Culture
Fashion
“Dsquared2 under fire for #Dsquaw women’s fashion collection.” CBCNews|Indigenous.
(2013). “The Violent Exploitation of Women in Fashion Continues …”. BuzzFeed.
Timpf, Katherine (2016). “Apparently, Encouraging People to Stand Up for Themselves is ‘Rape Culture.’ National Review.
Ingram, Lauren. (2016). 'Promoting rape culture': Artist slams teen fashion brand for selling clothing with the slogan 'Dead girls can't say no.’ Mail Online.
Plante, Chris and Arielle Duhaime-Ross. (2014). “Your shirt is sexist and ostracizing.” The Verge.
Tolentino, Jia (2015). “No Offense.” Jezebel.
Matera, Avery. (2016). “Victoria Secret Accused of Cultural Appropriation for VS Show 2016 Costumes.” Teen Vogue.
Gaming
Sarkeesian, Anita. (2016). “Sinister Seductress.” Feminist Frequency. Web.
Krishnan, Manisha. (2016). "Quebec University Students May Be Expelled Over Game Promoting Rape Culture.” Vice. Web.
Saar, Malika Saada. (2015). “Grand Theft Auto V and the Culture of Violence Against Women.” The Huffington Post. Web.
Barbie
Garber, Megan. (2016). “Barbie’s Hips Don’t Lie.” The Atlantic .Web.
Walt Disney
Cinderella (1950)
Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Little Mermaid (1989)
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Pocahontas (1995)
Advertising
Burger King
Men’s Fitness
Belvedere Vodka
American Apparel
Bushmaster Rifles
Bayer’s Aspirina
EB Red
Kraft Salad Dressing
Budweiser
Bloomingdales
Mustang Jeans
Ford Trucks
World Pulse. (2009). Malicious Media: Where Advertisements Go Awry. Web.
Kilbourne, Jean. (2010). Killing Us Softly – 4: Advertising’s Image of Women. Web.
Billboards
