Muted Group Theory proposes that women's perspectives are suppressed because language is constructed by men. It assumes that women experience the world differently but must express themselves using male-dominated language. This causes women's views to be muted or suppressed. The theory identifies ways in which women are muted, such as men controlling communication and naming experiences. It argues that women must modify their own perspectives to be understood. The theory provides insights but also has weaknesses, such as overgeneralizing gender differences and not explaining all workplace interactions. Muted Group Theory has applications in analyzing gender bias in various forms of media like advertising, films, music.