Miss Representation

01:00:46 and other companies began to follow suit.

01:02:06 ♪ I can't think at all ♪

01:03:15 because we were seen as posing the greatest threat

01:05:08 that oversees that

01:06:16 with the same graphics in the same studio

01:07:19 when you have a day like today.

01:08:19 And they're packaging it in such a way

01:09:50 to get more viewers to your show.

01:10:44 that they have an obligation to public interest.

01:12:40 the media industry hid behind the label of censorship.

01:15:08 when they're really young, 5 or 6

01:16:06 and to speak up

01:17:06 how we don't have...

01:18:46 she would never have done it.

01:19:50 "Can I take you out to breakfast'?

01:20:50 who really had this desire to be mentored

01:21:51 the decisions and the life decisions that we make

01:23:00 other than as a citizen and using our vote.

01:24:20 and to understand that what's really important

01:25:44 "What is she wearing?"

01:26:48 about powerful women in non-traditional roles.

01:27:46 There are always more than two sides to every story.

01:29:13 ♪ Don't matter if they try to push me around ♪

01:30:38 ♪ This is my life ♪