“…Over the last 40 years, a host of media studies have examined women's representation in the press (Armstrong, ; Jolliffee, ; Kahn and Goldenberg, ; Len‐Rios et al., ; Rodgers and Thorson, ; Zoch and Turk, ). Some studies examined the entire newspaper (Davis, ; Gallagher, ; Len‐Rios et al., ), while others focused on the newspapers’ front pages (Gibbons, ; Potter, ; Zoch and Turk, ), news photographs (Blackwood, ; Miller, ; Rodgers and Thorson, ), the business section (Greenwald, ), or the sports section (Duncan, Messner, and Williams, ; Huggins, ). The findings of these studies are remarkably similar: they all reported substantial underrepresentation of female subjects.…”