gender/sex

Maci 2022-03-25 09:01:22

It's a good subject matter, but the contradictions are still not prominent enough, and the courtroom debate is not good enough.

Candace 2022-03-24 09:03:44

A not-so-comprehensive biopic of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, which cuts to Moritz v. Commissioner's crux after recounting her sexist-pressured law school and job-hunting experiences and happy but tumultuous family life in the 1960s . The first step to leveraging the sexism ironclad at the legal level in the United States was the sexist harm suffered by men in taxation. This beginning and the notions of sexism in the film that seem absurd today but were strong reasons in the courts at the time are very impressive. emotion. This case is not an RBG one-man show, but a story of a family whose two generations deny the gender concept of inequality both at work and in their own actions. The trends of the times and the rights and changes of the next generation make this story a reality. The role and symbol of the baby boomer, Jane, the daughter of RBG, is extremely important. The pressure of the female protagonist, especially the female protagonist, is very obvious in the court section and the previous moot court. The actors did a great job.