Music depicting violence against women encourages men (and women) not to respect women.
Come up with some evidence to support this claim.
1. She continues that images of women ` tends to be objectified , degrading , very stripper-like ' or as nagging vicious and manipulative money grabbers .
2. Jennings ' worry is that in these videos women are depicted as menial , subservient and purely as the object of men 's entertainment .
3. Asha Jennings began a boycott of misogynistic music in hip-hop , resulting in the ` take back the music ' campaign supported by essence magazine .
4. Jennings claims that this type of rap / hip hop music is ` telling people -LSB- black women -RSB- are bitches and hos and sluts and not worthy of respect -LSB- ... -RSB- And that 's exactly how society is treating us ' .
5. As this becomes a dominant image in society , young people who look up to these rappers mimic their behaviour and believe it is ok to disrespect women , as that is what they have been exposed to .
6. This works in the same way for young girls , who can not relate to the male rappers and so instead mimic the women they talk about , while also following their views on women .
7. The lyrics that go with these music videos compound these ideas of women as undeserving of male respect e.g. ` would n't piss on fire to put you out ' -LRB- Eminem -RRB- , ` Then I straight smoked the ho -LSB- ... -RSB- and she thanked me ' -LRB- NWE -RRB- -LRB- All lyrics in full are in the scrapbook -RRB- .
8. These images in themselves are violence towards women , as they dehumanise them .
9. This idea that women are not deserving of respect must affect the levels of violence towards women as if you abuse someone you can not fully respect them .
10. Therefore if music depicting violence -LRB- and for this argument , disrespect -RRB- towards women was banned , then violence towards women in the real world would be reduced and this must be seen as a good thing .