When I first went to this blog the first article, I guess
you could call it, was the “what we’ve missed” and at first it really confused
me because I thought it was supposed to one big article on one topic. Because
of this my first impression of the site was not to great, I thought it was
disorganized and confusing but then after scrolling down farther I caught on
and understood what was going on at the very beginning. After that I noticed
how bland the site was which could make someone think that whoever is running
the site doesn’t have time to make it look nice and modern and not like it was
from the 90’s. While there wasn’t much presentation it showed to some extent
that the blogger cares more for the articles than the presentation, which is
another way to see the blandness.
After
that I noticed how wide spread the stories were on the site. While some
articles covered what one might expect to cover in a feminist blog such as rape
and gender inequality it also covered articles that were pertinent to women in
general. When people think of the stereotype of a feminist they would envision
the creator of this site to be all about getting more power and hating men but
in fact this site gives the audience the notion that they care about more than
power. They post about issues relating to the gay community, hot news stories,
and general ways of living better. But the thing that most gives them authority
is how they present feminism as something a man can be involved in and still be
a normal man in society if not a better one.
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