Through it’s database, the Women’s Room aims to challenge the traditional conception of what constitutes as “expertise” which perpetuates power imbalances between genders, race, classes and abilities. By questioning what is valued knowledge in our society, they aim to tackle the complacency within media to do better to represent the public in it’s full diversity.
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