Jane Lynch Tells Women To Watch Their Tone
July 31, 2022
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as posted by the channelActress Jane Lynch is facing criticism after saying women's voices can be annoying on podcasts. John Iadarola and Abelina Sabrina break it down on The Damage Report.
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"After suggesting women's voices are "too high" and into an "annoying area" on podcasts, actress Jane Lynch has received heavy criticism on social media.
The Glee actress and host of The Weakest Link, who recently finished a run on Broadway in Funny Girl, made the bold statement about women's voices on podcasts, before finding a solution to her problem.
Lynch's assertion was met with fury by Twitter users as she was accused of sexism, "internalized misogyny" and she was also compared to her villainous Glee character Sue Sylvester.
Late on Monday, Lynch started her controversial statement by saying: "I love women. I AM a woman."
She continued: "Our voices are higher than men's voices. Women's voices can get into the annoying area if it gets too high. If you're doing a podcast, consider lowering your pitch a tad.""
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