In a course on mass media history, the professor shows the film "Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made Radio," which ascribes the entire development of radio to three men: David Sarnoff, Lee DeForest, and Edwin Armstrong, ignoring the contributions of women and minorities to the development of the medium. This is an example of what?

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6 January, 02:57

In a course on mass media history, the professor shows the film "Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made Radio," which ascribes the entire development of radio to three men: David Sarnoff, Lee DeForest, and Edwin Armstrong, ignoring the contributions of women and minorities to the development of the medium. This is an example of what?

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Answer:gender stereotypes curriculum

Explanation:This is a curriculum that is gender bias, which means it focuses on certain gender usually male gender as more superior species than the other gender. It portrays roles that will make this gender actual look more prominent than the one which is considered inferior. For example this one above makes an example of three men who did great things and it is not acknowledging the other gender (women) who Alos played a role in the task.