Tag: surfing magazine

• Gender Apologists and Opposites in Surfing

  

  An increase in the visibility of apologist voices, propped up by a slowly wasting status quo, arrives in a culture at the moment a robust transition is beginning to gain traction. In the movement against sexism and gender inequality in surfing, this trend is no different. Alongside the rise in apologist voices, is a renewed…

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  January 8, 2015

  Deconstructing Surfing, Media Literacy, Surfeminism

  Balance of Opposites, Coco Ho, Cori Schumacher, Gender Binary, RVCA, sexism, surfing, surfing magazine

• Surfing Mag and its Pathetic Fallacy

  

  A lack of critical analysis of surf media, a loose understanding (or absence of concern), by editors, publishers, of the implications of continuing to showcase (ever greater) sexist content within surf culture has created an environment that begs for attention. For many in the surfing community, surfing is more than just a hobby, it is…

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  May 17, 2012

  Deconstructing Surfing, environment, Feminism, Media Literacy, Surfing

  Cori Schumacher, critical analysis, media analysis, media literacy, pathetic fallacy, surfing, surfing magazine, the ocean, Waves are Women, women