The monologue encapsulates beauty standards, imposter syndrome, motherhood, career pressures, and attempting to thrive under the male gaze.
movie, you’ve likely heard of the monologue delivered towards the end of the film – the one that sums up in perfect, rousing, heartbreaking fashion the impossibility of being a modern woman.
‘Ultimately, it was about giving myself permission to let go of expectations that had been placed on me,’ America toldabout her journaling. ‘I was trying to meet those expectations and be my true self. And those things were at odds, and something had to give.’ America Ferrera's Barbie monologue encapsulates beauty standards, imposter syndrome, motherhood, career pressures, existing and attempting to thrive under the male gaze. , played a part in fuelling unhelpful narratives about womanhood.
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