Longtime Angry Black Readers know I am fond of Alan Rickman*. What you may or may not also know is that Margaret Cho is one of my role models – I want to be her if and when I grow up. When Zandar (@ZandarVTS on the Twitter Machine) tweeted to me that she had been on the Melissa Harris-Perry show…this morning? Yesterday morning? I don’t know. I run on asiangrrlMN time. OK, fine. Sunday morning for those of you not running on asiangrrlMN time.
Anyway, when Zandar tweeted me saying I would be sad I missed it, I immediately scrambled to MSNBC and found the clip. It started with Melissa, who, in and of herself is pretty damn amazing, talking about a YouTube thing of kids (I’m assuming mostly girls) posting vids asking if they are pretty or not. Margaret responded as to why this is not a good idea and how women are still being judged on looks alone. In a bit, Melissa brought on Jennifer Pozner, the founder of Women in Media and News. The three women started talking about, yes, women in media, news, and how women are constricted in general, whittled away into nothing, while men are allowed to expand.
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