Anita Saarkessian

Anita Sarkeesian has been a Canadian and American feminist media critic for more than 20 years. She is well-known as a public speech writer. Feminist Frequency is a site that hosts videos and commentaries looking at the portrayals of gender roles in pop media and popular. Anita Sarkeesian is an award-winning Canadian-American feminist media critic as well as blogger. Feminist Frequency - a not-for profit site for education that investigates female representations in popular culture narratives - is created and is directed by Sarkeesian. Committed to deconstructing the stereotypes that are associated with females in popular culture, she seeks to bring attention to the targeted harassment of women and the other marginalized groups of individuals in the internet world. Sarkeesian holds a York University master's in social, political and philosophical thought. Apart from being a popular public speaker, she's given presentations at TEDxWomen conference and the United Nations Broadband Working Group. Passionate about issues of gender and feminism since the age of 7, she started her own website Feminist Frequency in the year 2009 when she was she was still at University. It was a girl with a dream to develop a series of web videos which would explore gender roles in games. In the end, she ended up being the target of cyber-bullying. The woman was not stopped from the attack, and the fact is that it only bolstered her drive to become an expert on media and feminism. Sarkeesian has been awarded numerous awards in recognition of her many prominent contributions to the field of feministism. Anita Sarkeesian is an award winning media critic and the creator of Feminist Frequency an educational nonprofit focused on the portrayal of women in popular cultural and the narratives that surround them.

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