What are the reasons why women's images are marginalized?

There are many reasons why female images are marginalized. Here are some possible reasons:

1. Traditional gender concept: For a long time, there are obvious differences in the roles and expectations of men and women in society. The traditional gender concept holds that men should play a leading role in the family and workplace, while women are more limited to housework and home care. This traditional concept leads to the marginalization of female images in society.

2. Gender discrimination: Gender discrimination is the main reason for women's marginalization. In the workplace and all areas of society, women often face the problems of unequal opportunities for career promotion, wage gap and gender violence. These unfair treatments have affected women's development and status, leading to the marginalization of women's image.

3. Cultural prejudice: Some cultures are biased against the value and status of women, defining women as vulnerable groups and only paying attention to their appearance, figure or family-related roles. These prejudices make women's ability and potential underestimated, which further promotes the marginalization of women's images.

4. Social structure and system: Gender bias in social structure and system is also one of the reasons leading to the marginalization of women's images. The unequal distribution of power structure and opportunities in politics, economy and education limits women's participation and development in these fields, which in turn leads to the marginalization of women's images.

5. Media influence: The media plays an important role in shaping public awareness and cognition. However, a large number of media content has stereotypes and gender discrimination against women's images, which weakens women's status and image in society and marginalizes them into secondary roles.

These are just some possible reasons, and the problems that lead to the marginalization of women's images are complex and diverse. Promoting gender equality and eliminating the marginalization of women's images require the efforts of the whole society, including reforming traditional concepts, promoting the formulation and implementation of gender equality laws and policies, advocating equal and diverse portrayal by the media, and providing equal opportunities and resources.