Anita Saarkessian

Anita Sarkeesian (Canadian-American) is an activist in the field of feminist media, public speaker and Canadian. Feminist Frequency was created by Sarkeesian. The site hosts videos which include commentary on gender representations in contemporary culture. Anita Sarkeesian, a Canadian-American journalist and critic that has received accolades for her work. She is a feminist blogger. She is the author and executive director of Feminist Frequency which is an education, non-profit website that explores representations of women within popular culture narratives. Dispelling stereotypes of women is her primary goals. In addition, Sarkeesian explores the issue of targeted harassment against women online and other minorities who have been left out. Sarkeesian holds a York University master's in social philosophy, political and philosophical thinking. Apart from being a well-known public speaker, she's given speeches at the TEDxWomen XOXO Conference and United Nations Broadband Working Group. Feminist Frequency was created in the year 2009 by Sarkeesian. university student who has been involved in topics concerning gender and feminism since a considerable period of period of. The site was created by a woman in her early 20s who wanted to create the series of videos on the internet that would examine how gender is represented in games. In the end, she ended up being the victim of online harassment. Her determination was not slowed from the attack, and actually, it just reinforced her determination to be a media critic and feminist. Her many notable contributions in the feminist field have been recognized by numerous prizes. Anita Sarkeesian has been a media critic for many years and founded Feminist Frequency. This educational nonprofit explores women's representations in pop culture narratives.

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