"Summit Entertainment acquired the rights to turn Gray's book into a film and TV franchise, which will be produced by Gail Berman and Lloyd Braun (no, not the 'Seinfeld' guy) and their BermanBraun production company."Why should I care? Because I've been writing about the fact that since the 70s the gender lens has been basically missing from popular culture - except in stories that proclaim that it's no longer needed. For example the Economist's misleading "We Did It" cover story.
My hope is that the movie will generate meaningful discussion about gender differences (yes, I know it will require some stereotyping) without any "feminazi" or "male chauvinist pig" overtones. That people will use the gender lens to take action to reduce the patterns of decision-making that have helped women make progress in getting to the middle, but continue to keep the path to the top a challenge.
Lead ON!
Susan
Susan Colantuono is CEO of Leading Women and author of No Ceiling, No Walls. She blogs on networking for PINK Magazine. Follow her on Twitter.
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