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Misogyny in Media: Reporting on Female Politicians

Posted on February 17, 2016 by kessalbright

By Kessa Albright “She scares me. I cross my legs every time she talks,” Tucker Carlson, MSNBC political correspondent, infamously said on his show Tucker July 16, 2007. Political leanings aside, anyone can agree that media coverage of Hillary Clinton … Continue reading →

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