Vitrina secene 3: Women victims of political violence

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The (social media) influencer in this scene engages the audience in her personal story. She is asking the audience for advice to reconcile with her fiancé for their divergent political positions. Historically, leadership positions have been occupied mainly by men. The characteristics and skills expected of leaders are typically linked to characteristics that are traditionally perceived as masculine. Thus, politics and elections are commonly associated with men making women victims of political violence even from members of their families. Men dominate portfolios relating to basic state functions such as legislative, municipal, defense, justice, and foreign affairs, whereas women are expected to occupy socio-cultural functions. This segregation into different job occupations reinforces stereotypical expectations that women are better suited to fields such as education, health, and care.
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