In the actual sense, they are not been naturally shy. It is the class which they are been positioned in the society that makes them shy away or pretend not to be interested in the career. In our country, where people are raised in culture highly dominated by role differentiations, the women are often reminded of their usual roles as wives and mothers and that these are the only places where they can fit in and perform.
If the women can be given the opportunity to share outside work with the men to earn a living, they will forget all about shyness and have the interest in practicing their Journalism profession. Women need to show their priceless abilities as mothers and administrators of the home in such careers as Journalism, and surely they would do better than our men folks. Journalism is a profession for both men and women. In the media houses, research has shown that the number of female anchors is more than male.
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My research findings will reveal that the way our society, culture and religions present women contributes either negatively or positively to their status in the field or world of Journalism.
Women in media are promoted on the basis of their performance, whereas men are widely promoted on the basis of their connections. Also, some female mass communication students see negative aspect of Journalism on the grounds of hectic routine assignment, high pressure in the field job, and late working hours. Though, some still find good reasons for studying Journalism. This study further indicates that female Journalists quit the profession for motherhood and because of the impression in the