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Men Dominate TV, Internet, And Print Media. So … Where *Are* The Women At?

Sigh. Where the women at? Well they’re certainly not shown enough on our screens, writing online, or published in print. This infographic below sheds light on the big divide between men and women in the media landscape. Representation is needed, please.

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