Challenging Crisis Narratives in Gender Inequality

This chapter examines how media-driven crisis narratives shape perceptions of gender inequality, revealing that men often earn less than women in similar roles, contrary to popular belief. It critiques the media's prioritization of specific narratives over factual accuracy, using examples from recent controversies to illustrate the consequences of ideological alignment. Ultimately, the discussion highlights the complex dynamics between media narratives, societal perceptions, and the realities of wage disparities.