French TV report on Women’s World Cup seen as sexist

Sexist jokes are jokes that discriminate based on a persons sex or gender. Women and girls are often the subjects of sexist jokes. Though sexist jokes are presented as harmless humour, they have a hostile subtext that further validates Gender stereotypes and supports Patriarchal beliefs in our society.

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As Ellen White celebrated the two goals that assured that England would beat Japan to the top of Group D, her celebration caught the eye. It was a tribute to the Bundesliga and one player in particular.