The only issue with this is, there needs to be an objective look at what sexist remarks are.. These comments are all over the map. We need more of a definition of what sexism is and needs to be everyone 's problem not just male pundits.

I agree for the most part that the bulk of this video features sexism.

But let's not forget that Bill Clinton and his messing around did have a profound affect on the electoral climate that inaugurated the Bushies and is the climate where republicans succeed.

What about how the muslim faith is portrayed or homophobia for example. I hear many commentators that are mad at the sexism, yet, none of these commentators speak up for the muslim-american and homosexual counterparts when it comes time on the talk show to really make a statement.

Yes, this is a long, long haul to overcome these attitudes. It started generations ago, and it will take multiple future generations for us to get to that point where we can all look at these videoclips and say, "I can't believe we used to think and act like that." But it will happen.

I'll tell you who I've found to be incredibly powerful advocates for the feminist movement: men who were raised by strong, feminist women. They get it, and not only do they advocate for the equal treatment of women in our society, they model it for those who aren't there yet.

Thank-you for posting this.

I'll tell you one thing that's really appealing to me about Sen. Obama. He's perfectly comfortable with a strong woman as his life-partner. He gets it, and he's living it, and he understood when he was "in the market" for a life-partner that he needed that partner to be a confident, strong person if he was ever to attain his life's dreams.