I have Rachel Goshwell as a friend on Facebook. She recently posted a article piece in which Bjork was discussing the music industry and how it was a "boys club". Now lately there's been a lot of talks in the media about sexism and over all the current relationship between the sexes. I was very tempted to comment on her status, but given the people who commented on her status I knew I wasn't going to get a levelheaded discussion. So do you guys think? Is the music industry really sexist against women, or is this just another instance of the radical left's spin doctors creating controversy to further their agenda?
Is the Music industry really sexist?
99% of producers and engineers and album creators are men. Most women are bored in those roles and don't learn them.
Why do girls cry so much?
because women in music are marketed for sex, it's not really that hard to figure out
it's really funny that you came here of all places to have a proper discussion about this
>I wanted a level-headed discussion about misogyny
>so I went to Sup Forums
not even an SJW and that just is all sorts of what, OP
is this the part where i post bjork?
this thread was shite to begin with so sure thing mr. lopez
yes the music industry is probably sexist
either that or literally every notable person to ever comment on it was lying (hint: they weren't)
I don't think it is. I've gone to 3 different music schools, and i's been true for all of them; women don't study composition, production, engineering, management, etc. They want to play or sing. I have no clue why this is, and I guess you might argue that it is down to deeply ingrained societal norms or whatever, but men filling the majority of roles women don't strive to fill =/= sexism.