From Magic Mike to the Thunder Down Under, women objectify men just as frequently as men objectify women.
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But the objectification is intentional: "I objectify the girls completely, but in the same way they objectify themselves," Hyvönen writes.
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" Dunst added, "It's great we get to objectify men.
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Stay tuned to see how I continue to objectify myself.
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Here's what I want from these happy endings: Objectify me.
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Just because I'm born as a woman, people objectify me.
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She's the one who knows what it means to "objectify" women.
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The U.S. men's gymnastics team has an odd request: Objectify us!
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"Neon Moon doesn't sexualize or objectify women," reads the brand's website.
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Who wants a T-shirt that basically screams "I objectify women"?
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At Objectify 25 (139 Essex Street), the two concepts fuse seamlessly.
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Lyrics that objectify people and uphold unrealistic beauty standards are not hot.
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DHILLON: Yeah I mean these people objectify our First Lady every day.
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" [The message] is like, "I'm so liberated that I can objectify myself.
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People with low heartbeat accuracy also tend to objectify their bodies more.
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Justin Timberlake knows you objectify him, and he's totally OK with it.
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Yes, these women are raunchy — they drink, curse, and objectify sexy Santas.
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These directors are acutely aware of Hollywood's tendency to objectify female characters.
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Either I should without question objectify girls' behinds or I was gay.
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DiCarlo is on board with this; she believes they often objectify women.
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People objectify my body, even when I'm in the most private place.
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Rather than objectify its target as alluring, it dismisses her as incompetent.
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But stuff's been going on before cave paintings started to objectify these people.
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Over the past decade, more songs objectify women and are about hooking up.
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When you sexually objectify somebody, your perception of their competence and humanity changes.
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"You'll always have people who are going to objectify" minority groups, Davé says.
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Endemic to that idea is that you're going to hugely objectify Kevin Bacon.
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"A woman fearlessly expressing herself and saying, 'I'm encouraging all of you to be independent, to speak your mind, to express your sexuality freely without shame, to not allow men to objectify you, to objectify yourself' — I don't know," she said.
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The minute you sexually degrade or objectify a woman, that memory is always there.
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He would openly objectify my female friends, appraising their physical attractiveness with nominal values.
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Just because Hill is a cisgendered male doesn't mean it's okay to objectify him.
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I am hoping that they will want to objectify and use my broken body.
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"Men do not have to objectify Nola's sexuality because she objectifies it," she wrote.
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This piece offers seven simple steps on how to de-objectify drawings of heroines.
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I also have scripts prepared for encounters that demean my intelligence or objectify me.
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Perhaps it's because it makes it hard for them to enjoy her, to objectify her.
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An honorable man doesn't need to objectify another man's wife to effectively defend his own.
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O'Flaherty, whose talent is singing, said she rejects the idea that beauty pageants objectify women.
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She then singles out male co-stars that viewers have had the opportunity to objectify.
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A woman completely passed when Eichner asked if she would like to "objectify Milo Ventimiglia."
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We have to focus on the fact that jokes that objectify women are not funny.
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Here, Sciamma explores the nature of the gaze and its ability to objectify and transform.
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It's funny, it's a show that's about objectification of women who doesn't really objectify anybody.
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That approach probably convinced some men long ago that it was acceptable to crudely objectify women.
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" Sampaio noted that she's "proud" of her figure, and doesn't understand the need to "objectify women.
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Unfortunately, some people took this as an opportunity to objectify Sia's body or make racist comments.
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Students and parents have begun pushing back against dress codes that disproportionately penalize and objectify women.
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It's easy to objectify a subject — but also really easy to simply invite them to speak.
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Too many still want to objectify women, they just want to do it their own convenience.
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It's wrong, however, to objectify a subordinate for their sexual attractiveness to satisfy your personal desires.
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We relish the opportunity to objectify bots because they are trying to be human and failing.
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Artists who "objectify women and make sexist comments in their songs" are not being invited, they say.
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It's quite possible that Chua has never told young female law clerks to let him objectify them.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, and, importantly, did not objectify the very woman whose story it was telling.
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Not to shamelessly objectify a talented human being or anything, but John Legend is a handsome man.
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The problem is not with business or government itself, but how "big" institutions tend to objectify people.
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I myself began to objectify women, and found myself troubled and confused by my own gender identity.
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The trade show's squeamishness unfairly punished women innovators who aimed to empower rather than objectify women's sexuality.
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They say Yandy, and outfitters like Party City and Spirit Halloween, sell costumes that sexually objectify indigenous women.
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It does beg the question though, why does everyone act like it is okay to objectify Zac Efron?
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It's easy to objectify the biggest star of the Pac-12 ... especially when he has a 12-pack.
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" In other words: "Let's objectify her body before we get to treating her like, you know, a person.
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This hasn't just made it easier to exclude women; it has made it easier to objectify them, too.
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And it's all worth it if he will never have the platform to demean and objectify us again.
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To the extent that women self-objectify, they really take a disparate view from their body's physical, corporeal reality.
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What I have experienced as an actress working in a business whose business is to objectify women is frightening.
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Das mimics several popular Indian celebrities in advertisements to demonstrate how they objectify women using props with double entendre.
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How dare I objectify this accomplished woman just because she has piercing blue eyes and a perfectly angular face?
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It's easier to objectify women, that continuous attack on subjecthood under patriarchy, both in interpersonal relationships and in society.
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" Speaking to some of the boys after the workshop, one student says, "We shouldn't objectify women—everybody is equal.
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Most men seem to treat this desire like it's a fetish, and they objectify trans women as sexual objects.
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"Some apps flatten people and objectify them, making them into a little card you can swipe through," Mr. McLeod says.
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"Sexist dress codes which objectify women and make LGBT+ employees feel excluded have no place in modern workplaces," said Smethers.
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And I don't say that to objectify her or shame her, but oh my God, I just couldn't watch it.
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If they are popular, it's only because of their bodies, and if people objectify them for that, that's their fault.
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"Videos of male idols often (feature) objectified female dancers, and videos of female idols objectify the idols themselves," Saeji said.
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So yeah, it's a super collection of people, and exactly the kind who should criticize and objectify the Girl Scouts.
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Last month, it opened its first spin-off restaurant, Hoots, which is just like Hooters but it doesn't intentionally objectify women.
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But, the most important beat here is the reminder not to objectify the sexuality of bi people for your own whims.
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And while the academics lecturing on the manuscript posture over their own objectivity, they continue to casually dehumanize and objectify Offred.
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The sexualized images appear to objectify her, but Marie was an eager and ingenious collaborator, masterminding many of the works herself.
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This isn't about sadism, it's about acknowledging the un-cute effects that humans have on animals we happily objectify and anthropomorphize.
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So, in the spirit of the discourse that Trump has brought us to, let's objectify the Republican nominee on his terms.
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"The cops call strippers to the party and there was an opportunity to objectify a lot of beautiful women," Garbus said.
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A small fraction of his photographs objectify his models, but in the vast majority the bound women are in utter command.
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In July, Britain's advertising regulator announced rules banning ads that promote gender stereotypes, sexually objectify women or promote unhealthy body images.
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"Legacy brands tend to sexualize alcohol consumption, and objectify women on TV, billboards, and in print," said Peabody, in a statement.
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It's funny, and sad, that for all the reverence we accord athletes, we objectify them, casting them as hunks and hulks.
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Clow said on Twitter that she was "baffled" that a company would objectify her in an effort to preach about professionalism.
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For the guys to listen to her, to acknowledge her, to see her, she in a way had to objectify herself.
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As he would casually objectify whatever woman it was, tell me that he fucked her, I would nod and mumble, 'Oh. Cool.
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"I was just thinking that one thing I haven't seen are those ads that objectify women, which is refreshing," Ms. Johnson said.
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Advertising For years, one of the main criticisms of beer advertising was that it tended to either objectify women or disregard them entirely.
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So if you introject that and you now self-objectify, you're in a somewhat better position to anticipate your treatment in the world.
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The actress and model says she's frustrated with how the word 'sexy' has been co-opted by men and used to objectify women.
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Perhaps that should be no surprise coming from a candidate whose only interest in women's bodies is to judge, objectify, and "grab" them.
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I'll objectify, count it as single, indivisible, what are the edges of the limit that grows and multiplies by feeding on an abyss.
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It begins when Greg (Adam Campbell) claims Diana deliberately made him pick up her pencil multiple times so she could objectify him out.
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And Trump will be Trump, his oversexed outlook and quickness to objectify women manifest even in the way he talks about his daughter.
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But the video games were driving me crazy: They are violent, they objectify women, and they cast an unbreakable spell over our children.
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Others, however, might argue that allowing toys that quite literally objectify female body parts (like the Fleshlight, for example) is a slippery slope.
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This is the typical use of the meme—not to use it as a vehicle to objectify women, but to illustrate other abstract ideas.
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"I was inspired by idea of starting a line that makes women feel powerful in an industry that tends to objectify women," she said.
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She starred in a national feminist ad campaign with the slogan "Objectify Me." But Fleshman's new position as a public figure brought new pressure.
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Male power fantasies often objectify women, who become trophies under the guise of a quest for true love or to fulfill an heroic duty.
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Still, the restaurant decided to eliminate the nyotaimori aspect altogether from the event following the blowback, stressing that it didn't mean to objectify women.
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She isn't depicting or abstracting it in order to objectify and dominate it, nor is she baring it as a form of feminist reclamation.
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Another study found those with power are more likely to objectify subordinates in terms of how useful they might be in attaining a goal.
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For me, the power of Fuffy came from learning that women could objectify other women and treat them like lovers around the world do (badly).
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Where is the code of conduct telling young boys they shouldn't objectify women based on the fact that they can see their shoulders or knees?
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Because it's a reminder that people are being socially engineered by technology platforms to objectify and spy on each other for voyeuristic pleasure and profit.
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I always used some kind of device to objectify my writing so I could then edit — a "write drunk and edit sober" kind of vibe.
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Offering greater deals to women with larger breasts relies on tropes that serve to objectify women's bodies and to shame bodies that have naturally small breasts.
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" Her song, she says, is "about sex, but it's about making love in a way that doesn't objectify the two people that the song is about.
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On his website, Cochrane wrote that Bliss Project sculptures are meant to de-objectify women and inspire people to take action toward ending violence against women.
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The term "e-girl" started off as a derogatory term, used by men to objectify women who they saw as simply looking for male attention online.
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"It's an attempt to objectify things that are subjective," said Mount Sinai orthopedic surgeon Dr. Edward Adler, who, like Ferket, was not involved in the study.
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I knew, from knowing him and seeing his work, that his gaze is male, but his empathy is such that he was not going to objectify us.
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The Truth Is In The Hot Pie We reunite with Hot Pie, who earns the distinction of being the first man in Westeros to sexually objectify Arya.
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The response should be clear, coherent, and consistent across VA facilities: Organizations that objectify women and reinforce sexist stereotypes with their attire or merchandise are not welcome.
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She will, in fact, be a well-read opera singer who does live in Denmark, but is far too intelligent to objectify herself in a beauty pageant.
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One of the ways to accomplish that, according to Super Seducer, is to openly objectify other women in front of your friend, in hopes of inspiring jealousy.
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She reminded us that we're often inclined to objectify ourselves — to imagine how we are being seen by others — rather than looking from a place of acceptance.
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As historian Phillip Deloria describes in Playing Indian, from the Boston Tea Party to the Boy Scouts to contemporary hobbyists, colonial stereotypes serve to objectify Indigenous peoples.
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Lens In Hannah Starkey's photographs, women often appear alone doing ordinary activities, but these moments — which neither glorify nor objectify them — are bestowed an unmistakable emotional gravity.
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For those unaware, chaser is the popular terminology used by trans women to refer to men who objectify and sexualize trans women without accounting for their humanity.
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His speech starts off explaining how boys objectify women's bodies, when Lara and Sara suddenly stand up and scream that he should take off all his clothes.
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And so to self-objectify is a kind of strategy, but it carries, we argue, significant costs, both economic and cognitive, and emotional and even physical health costs.
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Inventors like Santos argue they can potentially replace prostitutes, reduce sex trafficking and help lonely people, while critics say they objectify women and normalize sexism and rape culture.
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Litovksy likened the behavior in the Meatpacking District to the world of online dating and its norms, many of which seem to objectify women (to put it lightly).
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The intention is to make you look more flattering by accentuating, hiding, and minimizing aspects of your body — using fruit as a way to objectify it for evaluation.
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It was a valuable, if depressing, life lesson in how sexism has roots even at this age among young boys who feel entitled to objectify and degrade girls.
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The forms in which women project and objectify their fears ought to have the chance to scare the bejeezus out of us as often as those of men do.
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Lawrence saw Cézanne as striving to objectify the "appleyness"—the thing in itself—of people, too, yet without much success because, the writer decided, they were beyond his ken.
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With dancers appearing only periodically, the installation prods us to contemplate how an institution might structure our gaze and, consequently, how looking might objectify indigenous women's bodies in particular.
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Try to ask her about "Mattress Performance" or other subjects that she feels "objectify or fetishize her," as the press release states, and she'll politely refer you to the Emmatron.
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Which, of course, is of little surprise given how society tends to treat women who dare to stand up to the men who objectify them: They must be after something.
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"There is something about people when they don't see other people as human beings, then they objectify and then they can do anything to them," Cher said about the massacre.
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It's debatable how "fun" it is to objectify women's bodies as they eat fried pickles, so let's just hope that both she and the anonymous bearded diner enjoyed their compliments.
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" He warned against "the Ayn Rand or the Objectivist School of libertarian capitalism," by which he meant "a capitalism that really looks to make people commodities, and to objectify people.
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Professional climbing is largely a man's world, but rather than examine this dynamic as he does countless others, Synnott uses descriptions that further diminish and objectify the women he encounters.
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Chris endures a social nightmare: a garden party full of rich white people who invade his space, touch him without permission, prod him, and explicitly objectify him physically and sexually.
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Broadly spoke with one of the leading Rachels (Weisz) about finding the source material for the film and producing it, and trusting their director not to objectify the lesbian sex scenes.
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The images of naked black men may be gorgeous, but they also raise uncomfortable questions about whether a white artist has the right to represent—and sexually objectify—a black man.
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Mr Thornton, who was also the film's cinematographer, spoke to Seventh Row of his decision to shoot characters from just below eye level so as to empower, rather than objectify, them.
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Trump Several women who have held positions of power within the Trump Organization in recent years said they had never known Mr. Trump to objectify women or treat them with disrespect.
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"'I've grown so tired of hearing every single rap song objectify women, and imply we're some frail creatures who only exist to be on a mantle somewhere," she shares over email.
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Add to this pornographic films, which have done more not only to objectify women, but also to give men who view them the idea that women are hypersexual and welcome their advances.
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Very often when I read a profile of a woman who is also a celebrity, I snag on a sentence that seems to suspiciously belittle or even objectify the woman in question.
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If we keep seeing images that objectify women and show them doing the cooking and cleaning, the message that women should stay at home and look like models is constantly being reinforced.
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But I think it's hard for some men to see us as sexual beings — they're willing to sexualize and objectify women, but they forget that we have urges, needs, and fantasies, too.
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No subject was off limits, so long as the authors could maintain their anonymity to protect their careers and keep the focus on their bread and butter: the men they shamelessly objectify.
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While some schools claim that their dress codes help prevent girls from being sexualized, it's often the dress codes themselves that objectify girls by making their bodies out to be a distraction.
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"I said, 'I'm going to challenge you on this,' because I think the reality is that from a really young age our culture actually programs young men to objectify women," says Jones.
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As far as many of today's teenage girls are concerned, the decision to objectify a girl or to be bothered by her look suggests a problem with the beholder, not the beheld.
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Research has shown that heterosexual men who are exposed to pornography and men's lifestyle magazines and reality TV programs that objectify women are more likely to be accepting of violence against women.
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"Where we've gone wrong as a society is that we've socialized our boys to cut themselves off from women at all costs, and objectify them as if they were property," Meybodi tells Refinery29.
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When these fetishizing commenters objectify women, they do so in the most literal way possible: by considering a single part of their bodies as actual objects and debating how sexually arousing it is.
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One thing that's especially tricky about imagining these comments in the reverse is that Americans don't have the kind of cultural language to objectify and denigrate men in the same way as women.
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But when you're a trans person and you get to put yourself onstage, you're basically inviting people to objectify you in a way, but you are taking back the control of that objectification.
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See for yourself: The Tomb Raider video game reboot has been largely praised for retaining the series's strong and smart female lead character, while shedding the franchise's instinct to objectify her at every opportunity.
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One of the great surprises of the movie was that Kate and Sam developed this really close friendship, which was very much like a sibling thing where Kate would always just jokingly objectify Sam.
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In those moments when Weinstein allegedly humiliated his victims, they suddenly ceased being the stars we objectify and revealed themselves as full human beings: reacting with terror in most cases, resistance in a few.
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Scoring would objectify the process, leading to elimination of programs that do not yield sufficient benefits (according to stringent evaluation efforts) and ensuring that we provide adequate support for programs that show strong effects.
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Backlash has centered around its author, who is not of Mexican descent, and her book's tendency to objectify and wallow in the pain of Mexican migrants without treating its characters as full human beings.
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Particularly at a time when we are still trying to find the vocabulary with which to even start a debate about sexbots and the deeply disturbing ways they are used to objectify the female body.
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"Today's sentencing sends a resoundingly clear message to public officials: If you brandish your power to demean, insult, harass, objectify, and abuse women, you will be held accountable," Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said Wednesday.
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Stalls with a theme deemed inappropriate or that objectify women would be closed, according to organizers of the show that attracts more than 600 exhibitors every year, adding clothing must be appropriate for a business event.
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We can debate all day about whether Hefner did or did not objectify women; if he perpetuated the male gaze or helped it evolve; whether he empowered women to embrace their sexuality or capitalized off it.
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Wearing nothing but a leopard bathrobe and boxer shorts, Zwangere Guy struggles to objectify while attempting to break free, providing comic relief in the form of a revenge fantasy that plays into the video's overall message.
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"The defendants barely acknowledge this, much less explain how a law preventing one company from posting age-related information on one website could discourage the entertainment industry from continuing to objectify and devalue women," he wrote.
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But there's a huge difference between this: And this scene from Cheap Thrills: Both involve strippers, both objectify the bodies, but one body is being cheered and the other is being violated — guess which is which.
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The nature of humanity is to objectify things; we're pretty simpleminded creatures, and we like to categorize things, and that's very depersonalizing—dehumanizing—but it's one of the things BDSM and rough sex lets you do.
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She knows that sexism can be so ingrained in a culture that the same men who tell themselves they respect women and consider themselves devoted "family men" can offend and objectify women daily at the office.
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The "feminist reading" of a pregnancy test ad, he continues, would hone in on the ways in which commercials objectify women, but regardless of the product it aims to sell, advertising presents an aspirational version of things.
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The Verge spoke to Reagle about life-hacking as modern self-help, how life-hacking intersects with the reproducibility crisis in science, and the ethical line between hacking systems to objectify others and hacking systems to help yourself.
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I understood very quickly, even as a 13-year-old, that if I were to express myself sexually I would feel unsafe and that men would feel entitled to discuss and objectify my body to my great discomfort.
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While schools might claim that their dress codes are intended to avoid the sexualization of girls, they often actually serve the opposite purpose: to objectify them by putting focus on their looks and painting their bodies as a distraction.
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Thank you for turning Nakesha Williams back into a human being — and for doing it on the front page of The New York Times, where, maybe, Nakesha's story will reach and touch people who dehumanize and objectify the homeless.
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There is no denying, however, that under the guise of glorifying the mythical "Parisian woman," cabarets objectify women, and women only: The much smaller male ensembles, at the Lido and the Moulin Rouge, aren't required to appear in jockstraps.
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We still very much objectify women, we don't see women as full people, and that's reflected both in the fact that there is so much sexualized violence against women and that we have policies that enshrine that idea into law.
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"I hope that all artists and journalists look at the issue of food insecurity and food waste in a way that doesn't objectify poor people or ignore the true struggles and challenges they face," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"I understood very quickly, even as a 13-year-old, that if I were to express myself sexually I would feel unsafe and that men would feel entitled to discuss and objectify my body to my great discomfort," she said.
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The film's willingness to objectify him feels a little subversive, but letting him play a really silly part half the time, and swagger the rest, doesn't make him the butt of the jokes, it lets him control and focus them.
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The Trump campaign's success doesn't say anything good about our progress toward gender equality, not merely because he gets away with things that a woman never would but because he thrives in spite of overtly sexist language and remarks that routinely objectify women.
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The first is an aesthetic question: Does this book fetishize and glory in the trauma of its characters in ways that objectify them, and is that objectification what always follows when people write about marginalized groups to which they do not belong?
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It works in part because it is shown to us in a format that has been notoriously sexist; men's deodorant and fragrance commercials that objectify women and encourage men to persistently pursue women even if they are not initially interested (looking at you, Axe).
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I can already hear the "well, actually!" excuse that all of this is the game trying to show how only bad, evil men objectify women, or reduce them to a madonna/whore dichotomy, or value them based on their purity, appearance, or relationships with men.
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Last month, Badger & Winters — an advertising firm helmed by Madonna Badger, the force behind Kate Moss and Mark Wahlberg's Calvin Klein campaigns, and Jim Winters, who led marketing at Vogue — announced it would no longer objectify women with a powerful ad campaign that declared #WomenNotObjects.
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A game wherein the three boys get money every time they grabbed a girl's butt would likely make a 2019 audience cringe, and reinforces the idea of how men are taught at a young age to claim ownership of and objectify the bodies of women.
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On the other end of the cool spectrum, the Charleston RiverDogs, the Yankees' Class-A affiliate, saw this as a chance to remind everyone of this past summer's "bobble boobs" giveaway: a headless, armless pair of boobs to literally objectify (for "breast cancer awareness").
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While we express our horror that some men objectify women and that a secretary of State buried embarrassing emails, Wall Street has been weaving even more complicated financial vehicles, Russia presses the boundaries of the world order, and major human rights abuses proliferate across the globe.
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More importantly, as eye candy, they testify to Muray's talent as a commercial photographer, underscoring perhaps the most questionable aspect of the exhibition: the increasing — although perhaps unintentional — tendency to essentialize, and in some cases objectify, Frida Kahlo to the point of commodifying her very being.
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As Grace gets closer and closer to the Fever Dream boys, the book explores the creepy underbelly of the band-fan relationship: how the fan tends to blindly objectify and the band to blindly use, how the relationship seems to preclude either party recognizing the other as a human being.
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Instead of drawing attention to important women's issues, like the enhanced risk of gender-based violence unique to female refugees in Germany, Uddenburg's sculptures merely objectify the ways in which women are all too often portrayed, leaving nothing to the imagination other than some thinly veiled trope of superficial acquiescence to gender theory.
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She said she has talked with her son about what it means to objectify women, what it means to invade someone's personal space and touch them inappropriately, and how if you hear someone saying something offensive, you either disagree or walk away, because high-fiving the person or egging them on is just as offensive.
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Eugenides's stories tend to dwell on how men objectify women and use them as screens on which to project their own anxieties about sex and power and masculinity; in The Virgin Suicides, for instance, the beautiful and tragic Lisbon sisters become the means through which the neighborhood boys work out their own confusions over adolescence and longing.
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READ MORE: These Five Women Are Revolutionizing the Craft Beer Game in Mexico John Holl, editor of All About Beer magazine and author of The American Craft Beer Cookbook, had his heart in a good place last month when he wrote that the magazine would take a stand against beers with names that objectify women or that rely on sexist advertising.
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"We talk about how the norms of society have made it easy for things like this to happen, how the culture around guys and their friends is, they put a lot of value towards getting with a female, and so that kind of affects how we look at females and objectify them and that leads to sexual assault and rape," says Amadi.
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This "enlightened capitalism" has been replaced with a "disturbing" form of "libertarian conservatism," Bannon explains: It is a capitalism that really looks to make people commodities, and to objectify people, and to use them almost — as many of the precepts of Marx — and that is a form of capitalism, particularly to a younger generation [that] they're really finding quite attractive.
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The camera lingers on the two women, aestheticizes them, yet doesn't reduce or objectify them—and this magic trick is performed as though it's easy, as though many conventions that have long been naturalized can drop away without even needing to be subverted, as though you can just snip the misogyny out of classical painting, eroticism, romance, out of so many areas of high culture, and leave their energy and beauty uncontaminated.
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