Tag Archives: patriarchy
The Cruel Racism of the Real World
Quvenzhané Wallis was the butt of a deeply sexist, racist inappropriate joke by whoever is tweeting for The Onion last night (which I will not link to or describe because it’s ugly). And what upsets me so much about it … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Current Affairs, Film
Tagged Oscars, patriarchy, Quvenzhané Wallis, racism, sexism, The Onion, white supremacist capitalist patriarchy
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Grappling with the Challenges of Race and Sexuality: ‘Skin Deep the Series’
I certainly hope this show, Skin Deep The Series, gets produced… …because there could be real power in a show that forthrightly addresses issues of race, sexuality, and masculinity in a way that forces us to rethink our assumptions and … Continue reading
Posted in Sexuality, Television
Tagged black gay, black sexuality, Black SGL men, gay television, masculinity, patriarchy, race, racism, sexuality, SGL, Skin Deep
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The Evolution of Jill Scott
My thoughts on Jill Scott’s career to date.
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Posted in Music
Tagged Bedda At Home, black music, black woman sexuality, black women, Come See Me, Gimme, Jill Scott, neo-soul, patriarchy, Rolling Hills, sex, sexual lyrics, sexuality, soul music, Talk to Me
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