It’s not as loud or obvious as societal inequality or outward chauvinism. It’s a slower, quieter way of stripping women of power. It’s death by a thousand cuts as opposed to a chainsaw massacre. Internalized misogyny is a byproduct of a societal view that labels women as the inferior gender. It’s an oftentimes subconscious bias that results in women being shamed, doubted, undervalued and judged. It’s an effect of the patriarchy that’s been woven into our mindsets to project sexist ideas onto women.
Internalized Misogyny
Internalized Misogyny
Internalized Misogyny
It’s not as loud or obvious as societal inequality or outward chauvinism. It’s a slower, quieter way of stripping women of power. It’s death by a thousand cuts as opposed to a chainsaw massacre. Internalized misogyny is a byproduct of a societal view that labels women as the inferior gender. It’s an oftentimes subconscious bias that results in women being shamed, doubted, undervalued and judged. It’s an effect of the patriarchy that’s been woven into our mindsets to project sexist ideas onto women.