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In a society that often categorizes people as strictly male or female, the lines of gender identity and expression are increasingly blurred. This exploration showcases various characters from movies and TV who defy traditional gender roles. From Robin Williams’ unforgettable performance in "Mrs. Doubtfire" to the fashion-forward male cast of MTV’s "Jersey Shore," we see how masculinity and femininity intertwine. Additionally, the rise of "male" products like guyliner and non-traditional fashion choices demonstrate a shift in societal norms. Join us in examining this fascinating evolution in gender portrayal.
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Dude Looks Like a Lady Swapped Gender Roles in the Mass Media
Society try to put people in two categories, man or woman, but in reality the lines are more blurred than that. I will be showing examples of the line being blurred through characters in movies and TV and through products being sold on the market today.
Mrs. Doubtfire 1993 • Robin Williams dressed up in full costume to be close to his kids as the babysitter in Mrs. Doubtfire
Male • Some men are more into their looks than woman like the male cast of MTV’s Jersey Shore, also known as Guidos
Glee meets School of Rock • Characters from the hit TV show Glee and the motion picture School of Rock share the same love for fashion and are both male but very feminine Kurt
She’s The Man Amanda Bynes in She’s The Man actually takes the place of her twin brother Sebastian in this motion picture
feMALE Products • Guyliner • Adam Lambert • Nail Polish • The “it” accessory for rocker Dave Navarro • Hair products • Men and their hair gel
Cont. • Boyfriend Jeans • Katie Holmes sporting the hot new trend. • Suits • Suits aren’t just for men • Nike Shoes • Bringing ba back the 80’s