Women Stereotypes
... For the majority of women’s history, women were forced to subject themselves to work within the home, but through years of fighting and struggling, we strengthened our opportunity to hold positions in pre-dominantly male fields. Even though, we as women over came this struggle, somehow we still face a stereotype that domestic work is a women’s responsibility. ... The problem is that women are the only ones who play these roles in commercial. ... If women are the only people you see in the commercial, then that is what you will become accustomed to. ... You see, this commercial implies that only women know how to release the magic of Clorox, when in actuality the same magic will be release if a man wash the clothes. ... Because unintentional we think of women as the go getter for domestic work. ... Or, it could be because more women stay at home and take care of the family, and so companies provide the woman with a happy image; which encourage women to feel better when doing these household chores. ... ” This commercial demonstrates that people think that raising children is a women’s job. ... Society has placed the duties of raising children on women, to the point that some men don’t see it as a responsibility. ... In traditional times, women stayed home and took care of the house because it was their job. ... It is a known fact that somehow or someway domestic chores have to be done; but why is it that advertisements always seem to have women playing the role of laborers of domestic work.