Women in Books and Film
First off, I'd like to thank SuperCarlinBrothers on Youtube for giving me this idea. Here's the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6cODw_Tekc The video had addressed how many of Pixar's films had failed the Bechdel Test, a simple test developed by Alison Bechdel that addresses gender bias in works of fiction. Originally a test for films, it can be applied to all forms of fiction. Unfortunately, approximately half of all contemporary films fail the test, and there are only three simple rules to follow: 1) There at least two women who are named, 2) They hold a conversation, and 3) The topic of conversation is about something other than a man. Seems fairly simple right? Well, the fact the half of all films fail the test is astonishing to say the least. To show how odd this really is, here's a list of the Top 10 Surprising Films that fail the Bechdel Test: http://filmschoolrejects.com/features/10-famous-films-that-surprisingly-fail-the-bechdel-test.php?a...