Anita Saarkessian

Anita Sarkeesian, a Canadian/American media critic, is also a speaker. She founded Feminist Frequency the site that features videos and comments analyzing the portrayals of females in pop media. Anita Sarkeesian, a Canadian-American journalist and critic who has won accolades for her work. She is an activist blogger. Feminist Frequency is an educational site for non-profit organizations that explores the representations of females in the popular media narratives. Destroying stereotypes about women are her primary goals. But, she also discusses issues of specific harassment of women on the internet as well as other communities who have been excluded. With a master's in the field of political and social thinking from York University Sarkeesian is also well-known as a sought-after presenter and has presented speeches at TEDxWomen XOXO Festival as well as the United Nations' Broadband Working Group on Gender. Feminist Frequency was launched in 2009 by Sarkeesian, a University student who has been fascinated by issues that concern gender and feminism since a considerable period of period of. Someone who hoped to create a web series that examined the gender-based representation in video games was targeted in an online campaign. The woman was not stopped by the assault, in fact it only reinforced her determination to be feminist and media critic. The award-winning journalist has received numerous accolades to recognize her notable contributions to the field of feministism. Anita Sarkeesian is an award winning media critic and the founder of Feminist Frequency an educational non-profit focused on the portrayal of women in pop cultural and the narratives that surround them.

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