Gender equality and LGBT culture according to The New York Times
Through the Instagram account @nytgender the daily historian talks about these important themes
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April 10th, 2018
April 10th, 2018
The New York Times, historical American newspaper founded in 1851 by Henry Jarvis Raymond and George Jones, still manages to be a fixed point in the world of publishing, thanks to work, professionalism and variety type of content that every day manages to offer to its readers.
This week, a new step, an important milestone was achieved by N.Y. Times: its name is @nytgender. It is an Instagram account created by the newspaper to support gender equality and to treat, even in a fun, more ironic and "frivolous" way, what is the world around us, what are the daily realities of women and LGBT culture.
The New York Times Gender Initiative has introduced its profile with an unexpected bio:
"Still freaking out about the Spice Girls reunion".
What makes us understand? That the world is changing, that even one of the most historic institutions in the world can treat such an important themes as sex parity but with an extra boost, without weighing down or underestimating everything, but adding that little bit of pepper that never fails.
@nytgender manages to blend art and current facts, embracing the #metoo movement and proposing a social space to graphic designers, photographers or women artists who, through their work, want to make heard their voices and, through their ideas, to participate in the world and, why not, change it.
