Swap the genders and you've described 90% of entertainment/news media, politics and life in general. Of course for that 90% nobody is asking "what about the women's perspective" because we are so conditioned to see the male perspective as the default for everything. It's so unusual to see a story by, for and about women that we immediately think something is missing. But when you look at the lack of women's voices being included in everyday life- seen in the low percentage of women writers, directors, political leaders, CEOs, etc, ask yourself "what about women's perspectives, lives and feelings?"
