In season 6, the women of Mad Men break into the liberation movement. It's refreshing - and about time It's August 1968 on Mad Men, and as protesters riot at the Democratic National Convention, the disintegration of the establishment, along with many of the characters' lives, is in full swing. The patriarchy, however, still mans the game using the rulebook it wrote, and women, as well as African-Americans, gays and anyone labeled "other", must play along to join. Two of Mad Men's women, Joan the...
In season 6, the women of Mad Men break into the liberation movement. It's refreshing - and about time It's August 1968 on Mad Men, and as protesters riot at the Democratic National Convention, the disintegration of the establishment, along with many of the characters' lives, is in full swing. The patriarchy, however, still mans the game using the rulebook it wrote, and women, as well as African-Americans, gays and anyone labeled "other", must play along to join. Two of Mad Men's women, Joan the...
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