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Health & Fitness

The Power Woman Trope | society’s issue with successful women

2022-05-10

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In this episode we address how society feels about powerful women by analyzing popular power women tropes portrayed in movies and tv shows over the past 70 years. Our 3 leading ladies are Cruella De Vill (101 Dalmatians), Miranda Priestly (The Devil Wears Prada) and Jessica Pearson (Suits). Their roles have changed over the decades to fit society's view of how women should and should not behave. Listen in now!

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