The Danish television pioneer or sexist?? - The Mundo.es

Accusations of sexism

have crept on Danish television. The space naked women in a quarter to half light, that several men freely discuss issues about the female anatomy, has shocked over Europe. “Nasty” for example, is one of the adjectives used for this program public broadcaster DR.

have helped appease critics presenter words this ‘show’, which also claims to be responsible for the idea of ??the program. “Let the men talk about women’s nude body while she is standing in front of them. The female body craves to speak of it, that men speak of him.” Newspapers such as the British ‘Daily Mail’ have come to ask, “Is this the most sexist program in television history?”. Several organizations shan order the immediate withdrawal of the program.

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Fromberg, editor of space, says in a statement to the BBC that “the program has been accused of sexist and all sorts of things. And there is a debate in the international media are criticizing it without seeing it. But that , we decided to place on the Internet the last program of the series with English subtitles so that the public can judge for itself “.

“ is a program that reveals what men think about a woman’s body. And honestly, what’s wrong with that? ” asks is responsible for the program.

Reviews of the male participants in the program as “How well does your vagina?” or “What nipples so happy!” are not the opinion of Fromberg offensive. Fromberg recalls the origin of the program, told the BBC: “When Thomas Blachman came to my office to introduce the idea I had the same reaction (…) Two men criticizing a naked woman? Impossible to make a program as well, I thought. But then I reflected and said, ‘Why not? Why should it be a problem that men speak-a decent-about the female body?’ “.

In each issue of space, Blachman sits on the couch with a distinct personality. After the woman appears from his clothes, the two men have what they think the body of the participant. Scars, wrinkles and cellulite are visible. In the six programs in the series include the body of a woman 85 years . “With the production team agreed we wanted to include women with bodies of all different shapes and sizes,” believes Fromberg.