In search of oppression, feminist resorts to literally judging books by their covers

57  2018-05-30 by A-Great-Guy

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This, but unironically.

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Here’s a challenge for you: find a book jacket that features an image of a woman over 40.

It's like dredging the Mariana Trench for something to get upset about.

Any book by Oprah from the last 14 years? Wow that was hard.

😴😴😴

That was the point though. Not that k fault you for not reading the article. As Ed says, 😴😴😴

I know, I was just being a smartass πŸ˜‚

thinking cartoon got big titties

Everything should get such an improvement.

T H I C C (futa version, both are obviously NSFW)

Lack effort

GOOD title.

lol why are book purchases like 80% female? if these incel-terrorists had any brains in them they would target Indigo / chapters

Now that I think about it, most book covers dont even show faces on them. I wonder why.

Why are middle-aged women invisible on book covers?

A textbook case of art imitates life?!

Has she ever thought that maybe she just read the right kind of books?

I mean, shit it took me about 2 seconds to find olenty of books with middle aged women on the cover. Just look up anything written by or about a famous female celebrity.

Biography of Julia Child? There's her face. Oprah? Face. Martha Stewart? Face. Hillary Clinton? Face.

Not to mention my main gripe with all of these articles. Yo, authors, if you don't the cover your publisher uses, find another publisher or self goddamn publish. Seriously, it's 2018. If fucking Fifty Shades of Grey can make bank being self published so can your own novel about grandma getting buttfucked by the lusty poolboy.

Conventionally unattractive people are not used to sell products. Book covers are advertisements. It's not news that older women are not considered as attractive as younger women or older men. This is all basic and makes sense. You can gripe that is would be better if older women were considered more attractive but good luck with that.

It's it even usual for a book cover to have a close up shot of a character at all? I can't think of a single book I'd want to read that does, aside from biographies.