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The Mirror reports a filmmaker's podcast comments about her BBC documentary on tradwives, but presents as her own argument a view her quoted words attribute to the tradwives. The article's own quotes show she relays that feminism 'failed' as what the tradwives say, credits the 'hoodwinked' line to an academic, and says women going back to the home is not the answer to burnout. The headline pairs that relayed line with 'The truth about'.
Makes a false claim
Minor
“arguing that feminism has misled women into believing they can "have it all"”
Why this matters
The words 'arguing that feminism has misled women' put the claim in Poppy Jay's mouth as her own position.
The impression it gives
A reader believes the filmmaker herself argues that feminism misled women and pushed them towards the tradwife life.
The context
The quote the Mirror prints next shows she is reporting what the tradwives say, not arguing it herself. Later in the article she says she does not think women going back to the home is the answer.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“For all of them, ultimately what they say is, feminism has failed”
Elsewhere in the article“I don't think the answer to burnout is women going back to the home”
“Poppy Jay has claimed that "women have been hoodwinked" regarding the trend of becoming a tradwife”
Why this matters
The opening sentence makes 'women have been hoodwinked' Poppy Jay's own claim and ties it to 'the trend of becoming a tradwife'.
The impression it gives
A reader believes Jay says women have been tricked about, or into, the tradwife trend.
The context
In her full quote the line is about women being moved from 'having it all' to 'doing it all'. She credits it to Professor Heejung Chung and presents it as part of what the tradwives say.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“women have been effectively hoodwinked from having it all to really doing it all”
Elsewhere in the article“this is something Professor Heejung Chung says”
Headline goes beyond the article
Minor
“The truth about Britain’s so-called tradwives”
Why this matters
The headline pairs an unattributed quote with 'The truth about', so the quoted line reads as the established conclusion about tradwives.
The impression it gives
A reader believes the article reveals a settled truth that tradwives have been hoodwinked.
The context
The body is a podcast conversation. In it the 'hoodwinked' line is an academic's phrase, which the filmmaker relays as part of what tradwives say about feminism.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“Speaking on the Sense Check podcast”
Elsewhere in the article“this is something Professor Heejung Chung says”