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Emma Shearer Who would you hire To what extent does physical appearance affect success among female politicians with regard to voter confidence and media coverage Gender stereotypes Women deemed incapable of voting because of their emotional nature ID: 528378

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Power of appearance on female politicians

Emma ShearerSlide2

Who would you hire?Slide3

To what extent does physical appearance affect success among female politicians with regard to voter confidence and media coverage?Slide4

Gender stereotypes

Women deemed incapable of voting because of their emotional nature

Women have since surpassed number of male registered voters

Even still, women only make up 22% of government positions

Past male-dominated elections= decrease in female confidence

Face the “double bind”

Seen as inferior to male candidates

Males see them as inferior

Slide5

Media’s influence

Disadvantage because must market appearance along with their political opinions

Media promoted sexist remarks such as “castrating” “sexy” “bitchy”

Media particularly targets the female who carries the pressures to be attractive

Palin dresses “too pretty to be powerful”

Her appearance cited 14% of articles in first month of primaries as compared to no citations of appearance in competitor

J

oe Biden

Clinton’s appearance discussed 29% of articles within first month declaring presidencyThis tears down self-image along with set backs in female campaigningSlide6

Conclusion

Females have proven to be successful in the past

Most emphasize their political strengths

As

females grow in government representation, media bias will be ever-present and physical appearance will always be under scrutiny, but females have the power to rise above these setbacks.Slide7

Works cited

http://

www.unwomen.org/en/what-we-do/leadership-and-political-participation/facts-and-figures

www.cwap.Rutgers.edu

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/09/28/1137274/-The-Gender-Gap-Percentage-of-Women-in-Government-Worldwide-We-re-Number-One-Right-Not-So-Much