My initial idea stemmed from one of our experiments, the one, obviously, right after we read Ward's The tragedy of heterosexuality.
The biggest example I could think about was the cliché incredibly misogynistic story, and even more so the really used tropes that while not classically sexist, they were very much sexist.
The bad boy. The not like other girls.
How much of this misogyny had come to me, been rejected, disguised itself and come again when I least expected it?
I came across this a lot in my teens. In general, internet spaces are Not the nicest to women, as we all know. But even the ones that are still have misogyny and sexism and a lot of other nasty beliefs against women.
So, yeah. It was simple. Revisit those stories, see what happens.
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Pitch for final project
Non-FictionThis IS my pitch. I could do it however I wanted, this is how.
