HartMFHS

(he/him) tweeting about women in the media + arts

[HartMFHS @HartMFHS]

@rhollandFHS @nehasfhs It handles the subject on the whole and the affected characters with a real sensitivity and an eye for how the trauma that can envelop a victim's life casts a wide net over a community.

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@rhollandFHS @nehasfhs I totally agree. A recent example of programming that I thought does examine sexual harassment and violence with an emotional depth and intelligence is the third season of the BBC crime drama "Broadchurch".

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It's a powerful and direct message that is aimed at all the other Frances Mcdormand's in the industry who DO have the star power to leverage positive change and advocate for equity in Hollywood.

[HartMFHS @HartMFHS]

At the Oscars, Frances Mcdormand called for "inclusion riders" which are contractual clauses that aim to counter biases on the casting, auditioning, interviewing and hiring process.

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Regardless of her reprehensible politics and her complicity in an unethical administration, Hope Hicks has clearly been subject to blatant sexism from the news media. #FHSfem18

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Baltimore artist Amy Sherald debuted her portrait of Michelle Obama last week to acclaim as Sheldad's signature grey-scale style sparked a dialogue about the first lady's legacy regarding race

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Women continue to be underrepresented in key behind the camera roles and productions likes this where the: DOP, Production Designer, Costume Designer, Editor, and one of the EPs were all positions held by women

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Props to Ryan Coogler and Marvel Studios for creating a space where women were the driving force both in front of and behind the camera

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[Stefanie Santangelo @TeacherStef12]

@HartMFHS The power of art in expanding narratives #FHSFem18 https://t.co/Ka7bSIqBGO

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I often think of the Grammys, not as an award show to celebrate the music of the year, but an award show that celebrates a hypocritical and toxic music industry that fails to value women.
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Tone deaf and arrogant: The implication is that because women were underrepresented and underappreciated in your out of touch institution they must have just been passive in the industry this year when in actuality women were producing the most import music of the year.
#FHSFem18

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#FHSFem18

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This is an incredible piece that highlights the artistry of some of my personal favorite musicians working today. These are not individuals are not "the girls in the band" but rather women who, with their music, are shaping the indie-rock scene. #FHSFem18 https://t.co/e9KKdBVPZg

[New York Times Arts @nytimesarts]

Rock’s not dead, it’s ruled by women. Listen now. https://t.co/beb2p9ExHC

[HartMFHS @HartMFHS]

I am continually astounded by the lack of diversity behind the camera in Hollywood. It's unthinkable to consider the lost potential of so many artists being shuttered out of the industry. #FHSFem18

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