Also, I think it's kind of interesting that the women in this picture appears to be of a different ethnicity. Could this go into the authors that we discussed in class that talked about black feminism and feminism of minorities versus "white girl" feminism? Also, I think that this can play into the post about Sarah Bartman. This women doesn't appear to be black, but perhaps the same objectification applies to other non-european women as well? What do you guys think?
Saturday, April 13, 2013
I Am Not a Commodity
Here is yet another picture I came across. No questions arise for me when I see this picture, but I it goes along with the other posts about the objectification of women that you guys have posted.
Also, I think it's kind of interesting that the women in this picture appears to be of a different ethnicity. Could this go into the authors that we discussed in class that talked about black feminism and feminism of minorities versus "white girl" feminism? Also, I think that this can play into the post about Sarah Bartman. This women doesn't appear to be black, but perhaps the same objectification applies to other non-european women as well? What do you guys think?
Also, I think it's kind of interesting that the women in this picture appears to be of a different ethnicity. Could this go into the authors that we discussed in class that talked about black feminism and feminism of minorities versus "white girl" feminism? Also, I think that this can play into the post about Sarah Bartman. This women doesn't appear to be black, but perhaps the same objectification applies to other non-european women as well? What do you guys think?
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