A student pilot successfully landed a plane by herself after her instructor jumped to his death mid-flight.
She said her instructor told her “You know what to do” before leaping from the aircraft.
The article shows a picture of the instructor next to an image of a small single engine cessna.
Comment reads: You could literally land a plane by yourself after your instructor jumps to his death mid-flight and they’d still use a picture of a man.
Not to dampen the legit argument being made here, but…
Goes ahead to dampen the legit argument about systemic bias and patterns in representation being made here…
We know there are legitimate reaons not to show someone’s photo or reveal their name. It’s a joke about how the media represents women - or rather that it doesn’t.
By the way, have you read the rules here?
Sorry I thought you were trying to make an actual point, not just click posting.
I thought we were having a discussion about the argument being made, not being pedantic.
If you don’t want your posts to be fact checked source your data better.
If you don’t want to be questioned, check the sidebar before posting.
I identify as a humanoid. My pronouns are “misleading posts should be fact checked”.
Good this this wasn’t misleading if you understand context.
Go back to gooning over Zendaya and leave us to this conversation.
I’m perfectly capable of multitasking. While you’re pouring over my post history let me know your thoughts on the wheels vs doors debate.
Hi Angryhumanoid thanks so much for stopping by! You’ve broken several rules so you’re banned. All the best 💖
Fucking gross. Glad your transphobic ass got banned.
Ahh the Lemmy version of r/FemaleDatingAdvice. A community for femcels I see.
If you took even a second to look around our community, you’d see that we quite like men in general.
Just not men like you who make assumptions and leave sexist comments.
I like men.
I don’t like manchildren. Like the entire manosphere.
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lmao
The post was a kickstarter to a larger conversation
Which is fair, but if the post is a “why would the media do this specific thing” it should hardly be a surprise when people go out and find out why they did that specific thing. A comical statement as part of the post acknowledging “in this case etc” would go a long way to avoiding that.
This is a post in a women’s group about a common trope that the media engages in when they’re covering a story about women.
We don’t actually need men to mansplain this to us.
I know I’m late to all this but I actually enjoyed learning that they withheld her picture because she requested it. I was over here sharpening the pitchfork and it was a relief to not need to light the torch.
The way it was presented I was like, “yeah! it’s always this way!” But with a dab of context I’m like, “Yeah! Good point! Glad they didn’t ignore her wishes anyway!”
Yeah if they had stated that fact on it’s own and if it hadn’t come from a condescending man, the fact itself would be welcome here! I was also relieved to know she had requested to not have her picture shown.
It is still odd to me that they pictured the man in the story since suicides are often not reported on anyway. And I enjoy getting into the nitty gritty of respectfully talking about these topics with other women!