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Televising Feminism Kelly Asagba Most of us learned toStarting in the 2010s, women played an increasingly prominent and complex role in the scripted television landscape of the United States. But did TV become more feminist in content and form? Or did the shows just seem more feminist because women took up more prominent positions? Jessica Ford examines popular media's tendency to apply the feminist label to all women centric TV. Focusing on the post Sex and the City era that began in 2005, Ford explores

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