In a variety of ways, the mass media helped make us the critical schizophrenics we are today, women who rebel against yet submit to prevailing images about what a desirable, worthwhile woman should be…. The mass media has engendered in many women a kind of cultural identity crisis. We are ambivalent toward femininity on the one hand and feminism on the other. Pulled in opposite directions—told we were equal, yet told we were subordinate; told we could change history but told we were trapped by history—we got the bends at an early age, and we’ve never gotten rid of them.
When I open Vogue , for example, I am simultaneously infuriated and seduced…. I adore the materialism; I despise the materialism…. I want to look beautiful; I think wanting to look beautiful is about the most dumb-ass goal you could have. The magazine stokes my desire; the magazine triggers my bile. And this doesn’t only happen when I’m reading Vogue ; it happens all the time…. On the one hand, on the other hand—that’s not just me—that’s what it means to be a woman in America.



Which statement is best inferred from the passage above?

1. The mass media is to blame for the low status of women.
2. The media perpetuates stereotypical ideals of femininity and beauty.
3. Women should pay more attention to the media.
4. Young girls should not be allowed to watch television.
5. Women should seek help to control their developing identities.


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