This is a sensitive topic, but an important one. I would like to engage in discussions, apologies in advance if any of this offends and makes people uncomfortable. I will try to learn and be respectful.<p>First minor point - 3 million daily viewers worldwide is WAY less than I thought twitch has. We keep talking about gaming becoming mainstream, but 50+million people watched friends finale in USA alone. Twitch is not as big as I thought.<p>Second:<p>"The sexualized representation of women in the media shapes gender attitudes, dehumanizes women, and legitimizes violence against them"<p>I haven't realized and I'd need some convincing that line between sexuality and legitimizing violence is so straight, firm, and one-to-one. My hope for future is that women and indeed any gender, can choose to display and engage, with any level of sexuality (including "none" and "lots") as much as they damned well please. It feels... "Wrong" to indicate that "sexual display legitimize violen". Am I too easily triggered that this feels slightly like victim shaming?<p>Third, As another commenter points out, genders are equal but not necessarily the same, biological and often culturally, and their target markets are different in their preferences as well. Is that morally good or bad? The paper appears to <i>assume</i> it is. I'd like more discussion on that.