Online Teenagers: They See Sexism, but They Struggle to Distance Themselves From Sexism
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92% of young people saw videos that devalue girls but in front of a discriminatory meme 37% of males and 14% of females said they had had fun. Here are the results of the Libellula Foundation survey
According to data from the Libellula Foundation report, carried out in collaboration with Ipsos-Doxa and the University of Urbino Carlo Bo, 92 percent of young people between 14 and 19 years of age have seen posts or content that ridicule or denigrate girls. But 35 percent claim to associate jealousy with a test of love
Social media is, today, one of the main areas of socialization for girls and teenagers. Places of comparison, identity research and recognition crossed, such as the offline world, by values, norms and models capable of influencing the construction of self and the ways of relationship between peers. A particularly significant area during adolescence, when the [...] L'articolo Adolescenti online: vedere il sessismo, ma fatno fatto a fartare le far…
Our children spend more time with Instagram and TikTok than at school with teachers and educators, and certainly more time with us than with us. "That's why we must start to consider the influence of social people comparable to that of a real and [...] The article From jealousy to memes, between algorithms and irony: so sexism becomes "normal" among young people seems to be the first on iO Donna.
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