Sentence examples for problematic representations from inspiring English sources

In other words, the causal mechanism for sexism often passes through problematic representations of women and gender roles.

This may seem obvious to say, but magazines aren't using these images because they just don't understand or care that Photoshopping promotes unrealistic and highly problematic representations of beauty.

My enjoyable experience of the story was riddled with cringe-worthy moments including obligatory jokes about the audience paying for parking (if I had a dime for every time I've heard a reference like this, I could pay for their parking) and some very problematic representations of gender that threatened to overtake the actual story.

Which makes it all the more alarming that the one thing that most online writers gloss over is the problematic representation of women (Catherine Love at Love Theatre is the notable exception).

She tells me that queer comics don't typically emerge out of mainstream spaces, rife with problematic representation, but out of alternative venues.

Perhaps I was so blinded by the pink-fueled message of empowerment or Ali Larter's devastating courtroom lewks (definitely the latter) that this blatantly problematic representation of a gay man barely registered.

It's not going to do you any good to hit a woman who looks like your 'crack whore mother.' It will do you emotional good to get inside your own heart and see what happened and learn to Beyonding," he simply

At one point, I got into a brief but heated discussion with a television critic about the problematic racial representations on the show.

Now, these findings don't discount our interest in problematic scripts, representations, or violence in pornography at all.

Spivak works within Said's problematic of representation but extends it to the contemporary academy.

In the past, trans visibility on network television has proven to be fairly problematic, with representation of the trans community usually presented in an extremely narrow, limited understanding of the vast plethora of identities encompassed by this signifier.