"Sexist and objectifying magazine still sexist and objectifying," commented one user.
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I was sick of always being objectified, even objectifying myself.
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So now I'm thinking about objectifying myself to make money.
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Some decried the show and criticized it for objectifying women.
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Is it a good (feminist) boob, or a bad (objectifying) boob?
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When "every dude in the room" is objectifying a woman's body?
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It's no secret that our society is accustomed to objectifying women.
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Nobody really was like, 'you're objectifying women by being in swimsuits.
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How about simply a lifetime of unwanted objectifying male sexual attention?
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It's easy to dismiss dating apps as insincere, objectifying and sketchy.
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The televised cleavage bonanza has been increasingly criticized for objectifying women.
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And the internet had wasted no time in lovingly, respectfully, objectifying them.
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Aboard her own bus, Bee started by objectifying a male passerby's body.
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It's about objectifying women, not just their bodies, but their minds, too.
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I just think that the person doing the objectifying, what's their intention?
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Elsewhere, artworks reveal an opposing inclination in photography: its objectifying, essentializing gaze.
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"Faith" seemed exhilaratingly dirty by those standards: Mr. Michael was objectifying himself.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) time as a POW, and his objectifying of women.
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But disturbingly, this objectifying tendency also seems to extend to young girls.
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They are completely objectifying us, and they don't really care about Syrians.
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Because that's drawing a clearly chauvinistic, objectifying equivalent that damagingly works both ways.
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When someone else is objectifying folks, they don't always have the right tone.
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A female's gaze is normally softer and more enveloping and not as objectifying.
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There are a million ways to be nice to people without objectifying them.
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In a group chat on Facebook, my friends make cruel, sexist, objectifying comments.
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The other thing, though, is that you can talk about breasts with objectifying them.
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Alexander explores society's objectifying gaze upon bodies of color through stunning, deeply affecting poetry.
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He was also aware of how female sexuality could be empowering, not just objectifying.
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In terms of objectifying the male form, Deadpool has How to Be Single beat.
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It also repudiates the long and dismal tradition of objectifying black people in museums.
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It bothered me that a man in a position of power was objectifying me.
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Or Razor Ramon breaking hearts and objectifying women over a glass of white wine.
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Whatever risks exist in objectifying O'Keeffe, her legacy reveals an artistry of self-presentation.
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"Twitter has developed a language around horniness that makes thirst less objectifying," she wrote.
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Sexually objectifying Melania is a shortcut way of demeaning both her and her husband.
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It violates Jewish values both by objectifying human beings and disrupting "inner purity," Adlerstein said.
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If you're self-objectifying for a reaction, then maybe it's not actually turning you on?
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" Amid all of this objectifying, all Abby says in a sexy baby voice is, "Both?
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In our ideal world, every summer blockbuster would be free of the objectifying male gaze.
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It was revealed Thursday evening that Puzder has been accused of more than just objectifying.
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"I don't have to worry about seeing something objectifying and terribly jarring," Ms. Smith said.
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It can be empowering, and it can be objectifying, and sometimes the two are inseparable.
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" He added: "It's not about objectifying the woman — you don't need to show a nipple.
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Even though I am a cis queer woman, I grapple with questions of objectifying women.
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Roger Ailes helped popularize a bawdy flavor of conservatism that was often comfortable objectifying women.
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The idea of being weaponized as a deepfake feels "more objectifying than any of the made up reasons why people who hate porn think it's objectifying," says Ela Darling, an adult film performer and director of marketing at ViRo Club, an erotic VR platform.
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The important thing is recognizing how backwards their objectifying thoughts are, and then growing from there.
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However, I'm grateful that, in 2018, our high school stories don't have to involve objectifying women.
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The male gaze only succeeds in objectifying women when the sole outcome considered is male gratification.
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There is no excuse, and no room for such reprehensible and objectifying talk about anyone, ever.
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" I wonder if the dramatic confrontation will be about whether or not objectifying men is "sexist.
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ABC can make both cases in favor of cutting the show in a more objectifying manner.
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It was creepy and objectifying, and I was an adult woman with agency and self-respect.
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Pornography, they said, sexualized subordination, dehumanized women, and tricked them into objectifying themselves to please men.
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Petition organizers said the show was toxic by promoting the bad diet culture and objectifying women's bodies.
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In 21990, Professor Rosalind Gill suggested that our culture was moving from objectifying women to subjectifying them.
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But the film's erotic interests aren't solely focused on objectifying Gal Gadot for a male audience, though.
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This kind of behavior of objectifying women and disrespecting them in such an incredible way is unacceptable.
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Twitter: an abusive cesspool that occasionally still brings people and chicken restaurants famous for objectifying women together.
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On paper, equally objectifying men and women sounds like a simple solution to that whole sexism problem.
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Feminists typically have criticized beauty contests for objectifying their subjects and perpetuating a submissive view of women.
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Still, should we be objectifying men when we so readily criticize that behavior when it's directed at women?
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By presenting them like this, the performance casts the subjects — despite Mapplethorpe's objectifying intent — as martyrs and saints.
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But it didn't sound campy — it sounded like it was trying to mimic Mapplethorpe's objectifying reverence for beauty.
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And the thing is, as misogynistic, possessive, and objectifying as it is, that behavior is still really lucrative.
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Does that feel creepy and objectifying, or do you like the idea that you inspire love in people?
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Multiple educators in the SPLC survey also report that some male students are flagrantly objectifying and harassing girls.
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In many ways, objectifying women was the rite of passage through which I entered the world of men.
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Objectifying a body is something that is inherent in the artistic approach to everything, like classical Greek statues.
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The world of big-time men's sports is better known for objectifying women than for lifting them up.
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"All the words we use to signify our vulva are either horribly objectifying or very pristine," she says.
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H: There's a history of photographers making "problematic" documentary work in communities — work that has been perceived as objectifying.
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"A lot of women would say that's objectifying women, it's about who you are on the inside," Vaidyanathan said.
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It also said it did not intend for the meme to come across as sexist or as objectifying women.
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It was in an objectifying way, but it was done to counter the stereotypes that existed of black people.
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Those who sexually harass others are objectifying and dehumanizing their victims, behavior that is often a prelude to assaults.
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See for yourself: At Refinery29, we don't condone objectifying men based on their looks, but look at that smile.
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"I wish I could say it was because we were growing up and no longer objectifying women," says Laura.
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Casually objectifying women — speaking in an unguarded way, using language we never would in mixed company — brought us together.
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What starts out as a promising commentary on the objectifying nature of photography soon sinks into another rote massacre.
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Some of Judge Kavanaugh's high school peers said there was a widespread culture at the time of objectifying women.
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Like Ailes, Trump has been accused by numerous women of making objectifying remarks or unwanted sexual advances toward them.
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But that can be something really psychologically damaging to young women because it encourages us to constantly be objectifying ourselves.
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Catcalling and objectifying women quite literally means treating them as objects rather than human beings, so this link isn't surprising.
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And then, since the app is all about not objectifying its users, it focuses on your thoughts and opinions instead.
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The hashtag is part of the Free The Nipple campaign which fights for gender equality by opposing sexually objectifying women.
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Some of those encounters were the textbook definition of a "hostile work environment" created by sexual harassment and objectifying behavior.
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PLASTIC GIRLS taps into the anxiety of robots taking our jobs, society objectifying women, and Western xenophobia toward foreign cultures.
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Aside from fundamentally misunderstanding social human behavior, the PUA philosophy has been widely criticized for being toxic and objectifying women.
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But James is objectifying her in a far more sinister way: she's a potential murder victim larger than a cat.
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The sequel to Neighbors might be about a sorority, but thankfully, it is still dedicated to shamelessly objectifying Zac Efron.
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A fat woman can and will reject anyone she's not interested in, especially if she feels that they're objectifying her.
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And especially for DFAB (designated female at birth) people, it is nice to not hear objectifying comments all the time.
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The use of topless women for protests to get attention is objectifying — and that, DxE told Vox, is the point.
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The use of topless women for protests to get attention is objectifying — and that, DxE told me, is the point.
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But by contrast, the world itself seems to treat them with unfeeling coldness, objectifying and dehumanizing them at every turn.
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Which is not to say that Errázuriz treats her subjects cruelly or observes them with a cold or objectifying glance.
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Some people said the shoot was "still sexist and objectifying," while others praised the photographs as "historic" and "ground-breaking".
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Politicians and campaigners said the campaign missed the mark by objectifying women - while also adding to users' negative feelings about helmets.
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This standard presentation promotes the clinical, objectifying, secular way of seeing that the show's brochure and interpretive text labels argue against.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Team USA's men have sort of been objectifying themselves in hopes of getting more press.
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"[This is] a manifestation of the industry's insistence on objectifying women, overvaluing their looks while devaluing everything else," the judge wrote.
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Is this a family objectifying its offspring or, in the case of the older adults on the far right, their grandchild?
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There are still more movies that go the other way around, objectifying women even as they attempt to appeal to us.
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They consume 10 hours of media a day, media that [often] glorifies violence against women, that's inherently disrespectful and sexually objectifying.
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"People are really seeing that objectifying women is really up there with inequality of women," Badger told Matt Lauer on TODAY.
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In particular, PETA has been slammed for objectifying women (most of the ads below feature women in various states of undress).
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They're notorious for objectifying women, shouting a lot, and possibly gaslighting their romantic partners for the sake of a good prank.
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The campaign uses various "filters" for judging whether an ad is objectifying women: Has a woman been reduced to a prop?
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Impassioned and at times charismatic, he is also quick to ignore facts, brimming with conspiracy theories, and prone to objectifying women.
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And in doing so, it pulls of a trick as old as art history itself: objectifying a woman for male consumption.
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It's all part of a bigger pattern for the Republican nominee, who has been objectifying and dehumanizing women goes back decades.
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Her followers went off about objectifying women, commenting on someone's weight, and focusing on stuff that we really shouldn't be focusing on.
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" Asked whether that might be perceived as objectifying by contrast with a person's intrinsic value, the Dalai Lama responded, "I think both.
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Viewers have accused Kechiche of objectifying women through his art in the past, specifically in his film Blue Is the Warmest Color.
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But the choice of words here is just so ill-advised...and tone-deaf and objectifying and marginalizing and condescending and disempowering.
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And seeing them as whole or beautiful in spite of or because of their noncompliance is just another way of objectifying them.
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We can pretend this is all about body positivity, but, in truth this is all a new way of objectifying women's bodies.
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The company recruits beauty queens, models, and celebrities like Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian in their decidedly objectifying, and frankly ridiculous, ads.
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She also interrupts one of Emma's less objectifying critiques to whisper, "He's hot," about a tattooed 19-year-old named Miles Wesley.
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It's not about overtly sexy, possibly objectifying suggestions for how to wear pretty, lace-laden pieces (as most lingerie brands offer up).
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Johnston hung posters up around the school with messages like, "Stop objectifying women," which were swiftly taken down by the vice principal.
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The series, about a female wrestling program, has already dealt with sexual harassment, blatantly objectifying women and dismissing them in workplace settings.
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To call these shots objectifying would miss the point: they replicate the way the girls see themselves, as both prey and predator.
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What Jamil's defense really underscores is how woefully inadequate and objectifying any abortion-related comparisons, even the positive ones, wind up being.
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I guess I don't think of it as objectifying, because it's not me, or any of my sexual partners, who are being watched.
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Puzder is infamous for objectifying comments and reports of hostile working environments for female employees — often teenage girls — at his fast-food restaurants.
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After watching strippers perform for a while, it's easy to slip into objectifying these hard working women with an errant comment like Jane's.
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His remarks to Parker as well as the others are objectifying and the types of comments that make women feel less than human.
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Treating women's breasts exclusively as sexual objects is in itself sexist and objectifying, and it's high time we have laws that reflect that.
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" D. Patrick Rodgers, editor of the alt weekly Nashville Scene and contributor to VICE, says the scene "feels reductive, objectifying, and vaguely sexist.
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But it rapidly disappears as she enters a world that's literally objectifying, in that it wants to turn her into a sellable object.
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On "Scandalous" he sings in his serrated falsetto, "Tonight I'm gonna be your fantasy", purposefully objectifying himself, and taking pleasure in women's pleasure.
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I hope that photographers, whether male or female, continue to strive to capture women in ways that are challenging and not simply objectifying.
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These days, any critic whose description of a female performer can be interpreted as objectifying also faces weeks' worth of social-media backlash.
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It's not the cheeky, subversive gaze that they turn on the Australian men's rubgy team: This is the familiar, objectifying gaze of whiteness.
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There are things to be said about invisible labor in the art world, and things to be said about objectifying women in the service of art that is talking about objectifying women, but the thing I took away from Woman in E is this: the systems that oppress us are bigger than us and beyond our control; we can, however, control our complicity.
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For men in the US, the way we are conditioned to be with other men is by objectifying women, and treating them as objects.
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The fact that people will readily call BS on companies objectifying women and reinforcing outdated gender stereotypes is a sign of hope and progress.
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For the first time, women are the ones doing the objectifying, and star Channing Tatum has turned that into a bigger conversation about sexuality.
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" Someone else pointed out, "Your website says 'refuses to to accept the objectification of women' but you are objectifying us just by 'grabbing' us.
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Bush was suspended from the morning program after the now infamous tape featuring the correspondent and Donald Trump demeaning and objectifying women was leaked.
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Whether on the WorldPride parade route or in the halls of a museum, objectifying our communities makes possible the cultural rape of Indigenous peoples.
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To fill that emptiness, we're leaving you with some of his best quotes — and, of course, some dignified and not at all objectifying photos.
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But I think one of the solutions is just to make better technology and make sure that there are non-objectifying, non-sexist options.
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Bazille's near-copy of the work, made the following year, clings to tonal shadings of the same elements, objectifying them to tedious, static effect.
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" It drew in over 3,600 supporters, with comments describing the event as "demeaning" and "objectifying," to "a travesty that any decent society should condemn.
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Bassett said that Matthews repeatedly made objectifying comments about her looks and "inappropriately flirted" with her when she was a guest on his program.
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While it is discussed in relation to film criticism, it's really more about objectifying women, and I wish it had been clued that way.
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Consumers have come to see the brand as anachronistic, out of place in the #MeToo era as offering an objectifying view of female beauty.
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"But these are things that men have been doing in the course of their professional work: Mistreating, denigrating and objectifying women," Ms. Lawrence said.
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This is a bright example for other developers, showing how games can portray sex workers without dehumanizing, objectifying, or otherwise disrespecting the trade's women.
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It's not hard to see why female celebrities have been the main target: The movie industry has a long history of objectifying and sexualizing women.
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The fashion house is in hot water on social media this week over an 'upskirt' photo of a model that many found voyeuristic and objectifying.
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Here's hoping that more representation of naked bodies on the screen will lead to less objectifying nude images of women, and more positive visuals overall.
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Like Trump, Puzder is very open about how much he enjoys objectifying women, and how he likes to use that objectification as a business strategy.
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You're fearful, closed or withdrawn — objectifying her, talking at her, offering only a shallow piece of yourself and seeing only the shallow piece of her.
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Now they&aposre upset if someone says well, being a molecular biologist is probably a better choice for a woman than objectifying herself, that&aposs all.
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Receiving a booty call text can seem objectifying in a way, because it comes across like you're not a priority in the caller's life, Burns says.
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The article is just more data affirming that a man whose persona and career has largely been about objectifying women has, on multiple occasions, objectified women.
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Often, they come with an expectation of how the woman should respond or the sick, icky feeling of knowing that a stranger was objectifying your body.
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"I think Facebook's guidelines are made with good intentions — they don't want over-sexualized or objectifying imagery used in advertising on their website," Electra told Refinery29.
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"I can't believe how many women are objectifying these poor, fine, young, strong, handsome, brave, sexy, delicious, virile, ovulation-inducing, mouth-watering, beefy," one commenter wrote.
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When you make an actor, male or female, look attractive and do their makeup and put them in a costume that's flattering, are you objectifying them?
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As the channel live-streams shows where hosts engage in activities like playing the Dungeons & Dragons tabletop game, viewers have made comments objectifying the female hosts.
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Like Neville, plenty of other women are comfortable with objectifying male bodies, as shown by the popularity of male-on-male porn among women of all sexualities.
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In a media landscape that's continually objectifying toward female artists, musician/actress/model Sky Ferreira responded to a particularly sexist profile about her through Twitter on Monday.
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M. Lamar: The image part of what I do with my work is really hard because images fundamentally have a pornographic connotation — objectifying more so than sound.
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Ariana Grande's note about a fan degrading and objectifying her as someone her boyfriend Mac Miller would "hit" is another recent example of casual sexism and misogyny.
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The movie constantly calls itself out, taking digs at nauseating frat habits like objectifying every woman who walks through their door and other eyeroll-inducing bro behavior.
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As a queer trans woman who has covered LGBTQ politics for five years, I would argue that such behavior isn't empowering to the LGBTQ community; it's objectifying.
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Yet the #MeToo movement is all about not objectifying women, not viewing them through the lens of sex and using sex to manipulate, dominate and take advantage.
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In his numerous appearances on "The Howard Stern Show," Trump also frequently engaged the show's host in lewd and objectifying conversations about women, including discussing his sexual encounters.
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We need to also stop the amount of self-objectifying that we're doing to ourselves that distances us from the right that we have to our own body.
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But he can't entirely escape the objectifying impulse, because the country he grew up in is the same one that gave birth to Gilead in the first place.
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The two were also heard objectifying actress Arianne Zucker, who was on hand to greet them during a set visit to NBC soap opera Days of Our Lives.
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On September 24, Davidson went on Howard Stern and said he used to "jerk off" to Grande, when asked how he deals with other men objectifying his fiancé.
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You can feel Bush's giddiness, a contact high, at getting to join a more powerful man in the oldest and most sacred of male bonding exercises: objectifying women.
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Having landed herself in a war zone between creating art and objectifying it, and between belonging to the art world and resenting it, Lawler capers in the crossfire.
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"I don't like auditioning for parts where the person's ethnicity is first and their humanity is second, [such as] objectifying parts or anything I find offensive" explains Mizota.
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Sometimes something as simple as suggestive dialogue or eye contact can be far more objectifying than the sight of a woman strolling around a battlefield in a bikini.
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"I would like to fight so that especially on public articles such as this one, sexualizing, objectifying and disrespecting women would stop," wrote Kazuna Yamamoto, the petition's creator.
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At the very least, they likely have a better understanding of the world beyond Central Perk, where objectifying women is bad, and ignoring stale gender binaries is good.
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A recent study showed that when voters read objectifying content about female political leaders online, they are much less likely to view those leaders as credible or serious.
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There are people who will be totally turned off by the show's lack of censorship, the vapid nature of their conversations, and the undeniably objectifying aspects of the premise.
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Objectifying people with disabilities has a direct connection to the high rate in which people with disabilities are both sexually assaulted and denied the right to have consensual sex.
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"Essentially, we found that working in sexually objectifying restaurant environments are not good for waitresses' psychological health," Dawn M. Szymanski of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, said to PsyPost.
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If a supervisor makes objectifying comments about a woman's body and then later denies her a promotion, those comments may later be used to show his decision was biased.
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You can feel Mr. Bush's giddiness, a contact high, at getting to join a more powerful man in the oldest and most sacred of male bonding exercises: objectifying women.
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Video game ads have a long and sexist history that revolved around objectifying women and treating male players like neanderthal dimwits who saw the opposite sex as a foreign species.
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It was, in fact, McDaid who wanted to bring it in, mostly because the original lyric on its own, "I'm in love with your body," felt objectifying to the writer.
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I recalled that, in projecting my feelings onto this woman in a gold dress, in feeling indignation on her behalf, I was objectifying her just as much as Kjartansson was.
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The app moderator, Eng said, had deemed a submitted screenshot of HighBlood users voting on newcomers "too objectifying," but noted that the same principle is used in other dating apps.
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Yet for all the praise of Mr. Hefner as a trailblazer, some feminists both inside and outside the United States criticized what they said was a legacy of objectifying women.
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For example, if you're going to spend what must be dozens of hours orchestrating a giant tifo for a nationally televised game, it's probably best not to make objectifying, sexist remarks.
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That we will all be more fully whole, more fully equal, more fully human, when we scrub the rot of sexist abuse, assault, belittling, interrupting, grabbing, objectifying, and diminishing of women.
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The controversy stems from reports that pedophiles have latched onto videos of young children, often girls, marking time stamps that show child nudity and objectifying the children in YouTube's comments section.
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It also called out large technology firms for objectifying women in order to attract new male personnel, sharing a video produced by Alibaba in 2014 that featured pole-dancing female employees.
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Objectifying time is also beautifully achieved with Cassils's" Encapsulated Breaths" (2017), a group of hanging, blown glass orbs that contain the artist's captured breath and resemble cartoon speech bubbles devoid of words.
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The close-ups on Sarah's and the three other models' butts and other body parts will likely do little to silence critics who already take issue with Robbie for objectifying his wife.
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Alagem's paintings hark back to the sensual Pop art of Tom Wesselmann's Great American Nudes, in which the artist reduced nude female forms into their basic shapes, in other words, objectifying them.
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While we're glad Carl Jr's is planning to stop making ads that make us cringe, the way they're framing the change is just as problematic as sexually objectifying women to sell meat.
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Rather than encouraging visitors to experience Versailles as a "commercial, historically objectifying" vestige of the past, Mr. Eliasson said he would like his work to provoke a more active kind of visit.
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With Biden, it is not about objectifying women or asserting male dominance; it's about doing what he can to encourage others and make them feel comfortable -- especially in stressful and overwhelming situations.
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They have no problem objectifying people on the right and yet they get on a moral high horse about some comments about a particular woman who&aposs lied on television, that&aposs true.
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The book never develops its characters beyond giving them each a name and a single trait (Alex: objectifying; Courtney: two-faced), but the TV show turns them all into genuine three-dimensional people.
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Sam Smethers of The Fawcett Society, a charity promoting women's rights, said sexist dress codes objectifying women and making lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender workers feel excluded had no place in modern workplace.
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When she walks down the street, men turn their heads, and she holds her own high, soaking up their objectifying gaze and exclaiming "ding dong" to herself as the most attractive pass by.
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The political point — that one must get past, even tread on, the tradition in art of a male gaze objectifying the female body to reach the reality of a woman's experience — is clear.
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At its worst, VR porn can be just more of the same — if not even worse at objectifying women by turning them into literal objects to be manipulated and controlled by presumably male players.
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Yet, Tuesday night's "No Feminism In The Champagne Room" reminded viewers that even the most staunch feminists can end up objectifying and judging the kinds of women they usually fight so hard to defend.
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" Others commented, "I can't believe how many women are objectifying these poor, fine, young, strong, handsome, brave, sexy, delicious, virile, ovulation-inducing, mouth-watering, beefy….. I can't remember where I was going with this….
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"They are sexualizing a school uniform and I think it's just disgusting – they are objectifying these girls," wrote Nicole Wood, a sister of one of the cheerleaders, on the Mormon Stories Podcast Facebook page.
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But as a society, we have moved on from the objectifying ideals of beauty we held decades ago, and are more likely to recognize that beauty comes in all shapes, sizes and skin tones.
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When she and her friends dance to "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," singing along the whole time, it's as if they're preemptively objectifying themselves so that no one else can do it first.
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And as such, there's an ever-present danger that Eugenides's writing may step over the fine line between commenting on the objectification of women and just straight up doing some objectifying of its own.
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An ad last year from Lumen, a dating app, was accused of objectifying its 58-year-old model, who appeared wearing suspenders over his bare chest as part of the company's "Sexy Santa" campaign.
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"With Biden, it is not about objectifying women or asserting male dominance; it's about doing what he can to encourage others and make them feel comfortable -- especially in stressful and overwhelming situations," she insisted.
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She stepped out of line, breaking with the silent, smiling solidarity that defines the 240-year-old institution, to denounce the idea of celebrating a man with a well-established history of objectifying women.
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Some may say it's sexist to put scantily-clad women on pillow cases, literally objectifying them, but to that I say: Give me one Barret Wallace pillow case and we can call it even.
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It's not news that orientalism exists, but it still seems like news to many that there's anything wrong with it, or that there is, indeed, a difference between, say, objectifying homage and legitimate cultural exchange.
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To accompany the conversation (and challenge common perceptions), we captured tasteful images of a diverse group of women in the almost nude, proving that we can celebrate each other's bodies without objectifying the female form.
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Some tech and gaming companies have left behind a shameful history of objectifying women in major promotional venues, but Microsoft's behavior at the 2016 Game Developers Conference this week was a surprising reversal of progress.
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The thing about the Body Issue that sets it apart from typical "hot people naked" fare (looking at you, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition) is that it's not objectifying in the way so much media is.
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I'm still not sure I quite understand what this meme is about other than that it started by objectifying Mr. Krabs and the Babadook, and introduced the world to countless new slang terms for vaginas.
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Young men who had perpetrated a sexual assault in the past year reported feeling peer pressure to have sex by any means and used more objectifying statements when recounting how their friends spoke about women.
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"Male models are paid much less and they do not become icons, because the culture is about objectifying women to sell things, and people are deeply uncomfortable with that happening to men," Mr. Ford said.
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An article from the the Nashville Tennessean -- which also said Casada had "participated in some of the sexually charged messages objectifying women" -- reported Cothren had a history of making sexual remarks to interns, lobbyists and staffers.
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How could a publication so brazenly catering to the (hetero) male gaze, with its naked centerfolds of sexy women (representing a very narrow view of female desirability), honestly try to bill itself as liberating, not objectifying?
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This week, several major advertisers suspended their YouTube campaigns after a report that pedophiles have latched onto videos of young children, marking time stamps that show where children appear and objectifying them in YouTube's comments section.
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It signals to the public that even in an already heavily surveilled public setting (the school had 24-hour security cameras), individuals have a right to expect not to be nonconsensually filmed in an objectifying way.
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In the rapid successions of series after series, Stella seems to be less about expanding painting into three dimensions than objectifying a cinematic process, organizing his series in as many sequences as a movie has scenes.
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In the British media, women who are without makeup or plastic surgery are given roles in television and films beyond age 80, so we know it's possible for the industry to succeed financially without objectifying women.
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The tension between staying true to original character design while not objectifying women has existed since the superhero movie's origins, although it's come to light in recent years due to the success of Marvel and DC blockbusters.
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Meanwhile, the lawsuit lists a litany of sexual, explicit, revealing, and even objectifying ads that advertise erectile disfunction medication, breast augmentation, and other goods and services that either play on or directly advertise sexuality and sex products.
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" Miss Freudian Slit, who specializes in humiliation and objectifying her clients—by making them serve as chairs or footstools for her to lounge on, for example— says, "Men will sometimes ask for things we didn't pre-negotiate.
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Q. You make them sound like social animals, which makes me think I've been shallow, objectifying plants — choosing among them for just another pretty face, instead of reading their body language to get at their true nature.
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The format of "Moranifesto" dares readers to reckon with this internalized sexism: Isn't it kind of, you know, silly to pair a breathlessly objectifying profile of Benedict Cumberbatch with a heartfelt plea to empathize with political refugees?
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But as a woman I became well acquainted with the kinds of gender-based discrimination Ms. Davis describes in her complaint: the strict rules, the demeaning and objectifying behavior from often inebriated fans and the extraordinarily low pay.
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" The star who recently wrote an essay blasting the media for what she said was objectifying women also told the young crowd that "we need to empower women to not just be about dresses and beauty and selfies.
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In the past few years, Reddit communities once devoted to outré subjects, everything from InfoWars' Alex Jones to objectifying tall women, have seen themselves hijacked and replaced by tame, often literal-minded send-ups of their original purpose.
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Even after hearing from both of my listeners, it took me a while to bring Kling on to help me answer their questions, because I was afraid of accidentally making a show that was inappropriately salacious or objectifying.
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Nevertheless, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, an advocacy group that has campaigned against what it calls Cosmopolitan's "hyper-sexualized and sexually objectifying" content, took some credit for the move on Tuesday, citing its "collaborative dialogue" with Walmart.
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News Analysis So the Miss America pageant is going to finally stop objectifying women by no longer judging them on their physical appearance, but rather assessing them on the basis of their words, their character and their goals.
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"It skywrites that the person giving out the award is objectifying the teenage girl's body, and isn't seeing her as a whole person or an athlete but someone to be measured and rated based on appearance," she said.
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Critic Kim Gyu-hang accused Bong of objectifying poor people and treating their lives like a "sightseeing attraction," saying that the film makes no real attempt at explaining how the system locked the characters in a desperately hopeless situation.
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I am not a piece of meat that a man gets to utilize for his pleasure," she continued, "It hurts my heart that so many young people are so comfortable...using these phrases and objectifying women with such ease.
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"If you'd ask me a week, two or three weeks ago what's my number one concern, it wouldn't be looking for website where Marines are allegedly posting pictures of other Marines and making degrading, misogynistic, objectifying comments," he said.
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"I never felt comfortable accessing dominance until I could understand that through lesbian identity," she says, explaining that topping as a heterosexual man meant she denied her own femininity while objectifying that of her partner's, which wasn't for her.
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It can lead to projecting your own insecurities onto others which can manifest in bullying to other men and women, and projecting insane standards onto women and objectifying them because of your own lack of security and self worth.
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"The mistreatment of women in Korean society, particularly the voyeuristic and sexually objectifying treatment of women's bodies, is deeply enmeshed in K-Pop," said CedarBough Saeji, an expert in Korean culture and society at the University of British Columbia.
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According to the 99-page report published on Monday, Chinese tech companies including Alibaba, Tencent, and Baidu openly discriminate in job ads, noting that they prefer male candidates while objectifying female employees as a way to lure men to the company.
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When you think about "I have to find the perfect person for me" — instead of "I'm going to meet people and have relationships with them and we're going to negotiate back and forth" — that's a static, objectifying approach to the world.
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One need not dig much deeper to see a subversive and, in places, downright dark side to the song, his sincerity in the chorus refrain "you're the reason that God made a girl" broaching a line towards objectifying, creepy worship.
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I do worry that under certain conditions, the kinds of objectifying attitudes and behaviors that men might have toward sex robots could become habitual, especially if these robots are ubiquitous and present in a man's life from an early age.
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You know, groups of men can sit in a room and decide to take away our access to affordable birth control, to basically reduce abortion rights to nothing, and we need to realize that that is also a way of objectifying us.
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And he's not proud of this story, not because it's creepy, misogynistic, and objectifying, but because that same young girl ended up being a colossal success in the music industry, and he wasn't able to cash in on her success by managing her.
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AT&T and Hasbro are the latest companies to pull its ads from Google's YouTube following reports that pedophiles have latched onto videos of young children, often girls, marking time stamps that show child nudity and objectifying the children in YouTube's comments section.
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It knows what people have been saying: The lingerie brand is anachronistic; out of touch; mired in an old and objectifying idea of female beauty that is white, worked-out, boob-centric and essentially about naughty maid role play in the bedroom.
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In liberal circles, mocking Mr. Trump's hair and skin tone is commonplace when referring to him — true, he has a history of objectifying and attacking others based on their appearance — in a manner that would incite furor if leveled against Mrs. Clinton.
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Instead, the photos question art historical traditions of objectifying women: In "Le déjeuner sur l'herbe: les trois femmes noires," a wry feminist pastiche on Manet's notorious 1862 painting, one woman squints, her chin propped in her hand, assessing the viewer assessing her.
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To her attempted rapist, Heather is purity to be defiled; to her father, she is purity to be preserved; to herself, she is just ... pure, in a way that reads strongly like a man having trouble imagining true subjectivity for the woman he's objectifying.
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There were a few common threads: that yes, the bar for men was much too low, that Robbie was objectifying or fetishizing (or negging!) his wife, and that a slender, straight, cis white man should stay out of the whole body positivity discussion altogether.
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Titled "We Believe," the nearly two-minute video features a diverse cast of boys getting bullied, of teens watching media representatives of macho guys objectifying women, and of men looking into the mirror while news reports of #MeToo and toxic masculinity play in the background.
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It makes sense to me, as a woman, that men would fear gay men because such men threaten to put other men under the same sexually objectifying, predatory, always potentially threatening gaze that most women learn to live with as a matter of course.
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"Finding a plus size mother (two groups robbed of all sexuality) with whom I am in a relationship 'sexy' for being a good mum is not the same as objectifying [strangers'] body parts in public," he added in an edit to his initial caption.
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Between David (Joshua Malina) using Susan to help Elizabeth North (Portia de Rossi) get power, Jake using Liv, and Fitz using a multitude of his staff and journalists, the men really stepped up in objectifying women and using them as part of a game.
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The elliptical libretto, by Korde Arrington Tuttle, draws on texts by the poet Essex Hemphill, who argued that Mapplethorpe continued a long tradition of objectifying black bodies, and by Patti Smith, whose book "Just Kids" is a memoir of her friendship with the artist.
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I know about what so many of us men think about women — the language we use, the sense of power that we garner through our sexual exploits, our catcalling and threatening, our sexually objectifying gazes, our dehumanizing and despicable sexual gestures and our pornographic imaginations.
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"These girls refused to accept the excuse that 'boys will be boys,' instead they banded together to educate their peers and community about the damage caused by objectifying women based on a 'point system' — not unlike what The Fug Girls do on a bigger platform," Olivia wrote.
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Death Stranding is hardly subtle, but its clean slate liberates it from the weight of series history that Metal Gear increasingly struggled to bear, and if it still has an objectifying camera, it's no longer leering and the character designs are more functional than stylized or sexualized.
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"I was staring down the barrel of what it means to be a young woman in this industry, how it entails objectifying yourself and putting yourself out for roles like the stripper with a heart of gold or the girlfriend until you're the mother," she says.
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BOSTON – A well-known Harvard University economist has been accused of creating a "sexually hostile" work environment by talking about sex, making inappropriate comments and objectifying women in his research lab, according to lawyers for a woman who has filed complaints with the school and the state.
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Role Models Throughout his campaign, Donald J. Trump has displayed a particular type of hyper masculinity — the man who is proud not to apologize and to have never changed a diaper; who views "loser" as the ultimate insult; who bonds with other men by objectifying women.
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There was the objectifying ad for weight-loss pills featuring a woman in a string bikini, for instance, and another for breast enhancement with the line "Made in New York" running over a picture of a woman with an unnaturally large chest, in a low-cut bathing suit.
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Since then she has monetized every aspect of her person, openly sexualizing and objectifying herself, from her art book of selfies to her own series of emojis to wrapping paper featuring her thonged butt, all of which, needless to say, are diametrically opposed to Swift's brand of innocence.
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A popular approach to philanthropy these days is called "effective altruism" — the scientist's effort to protect the giver from the turbulent storms of emotion (think of Sally Struthers's deeply patronizing and objectifying appeal for money for hungry African children in the 0003s), and instead find shelter in rationality.
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In his numerous appearances on "The Howard Stern Show," Trump frequently engaged in vulgar and objectifying conversations about women, including ranking women on a scale of 1 to 10 and discussing everything from oral sex to an anal sex and whether he could get an erection for certain famous women.
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"The fact that PGL specifically went around getting footage of women watching the games, eating, or just chilling in their seat without any indication that they were okay with being the main subject of filming or being aware of this was extremely creepy and objectifying of these ladies," LeafyPeachy wrote.
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This is very important because the key to understanding sexism is, among other things, understanding the stereotypes that we have of men: individuals who are perfectly fine with touching a woman without her consent, objectifying them, lacking respect for their partners, and laughing off degrading comments as locker room talk.
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" On the main stage, panels titled "Girl Boss" and "The Gender Revolution" were scheduled alongside speakers including the transgender actress Laverne Cox and the "Black-ish" star Tracee Ellis Ross, who gave the pumped-up crowd a primer on body shaming: "Do you guys know what the objectifying gaze is?
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I was pretty late to finding out about ASMR, but it resonated with me, the idea of emphasising and objectifying domestic sounds, also the idea that it's not people who have full time jobs doing work for BBC documentaries, but communities of regular people who are invested in these sounds.
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I think a big part of this is having him on film saying something so chauvinist and totally women-objectifying and still being elected president—beyond all the terrible executive orders that will deeply impact women's health — it's also him as a symbol, as a man who uses women in this way.
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"I really knew that I was doing the right thing for sure when I saw all the stories woven together in a first draft," said Sasha Brietzke, another graduate student and researcher who alleges in the lawsuit Heatherton once groped her butt and that Kelly frequently made "inappropriate and objectifying" comments about her looks.
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" In her pained letter, she explains the possible origins of her isolating fetish and asks the Sugars for a way out: "I just want to have an orgasm with a real human rather than with my sad self, in my sad bed, sadly watching YouTube videos of women I feel I am objectifying and using.
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I've had a steep learning curve to understanding that those things are interrelated, but it does create an interesting conversation about what it means to feel like a sexual being and how that's different from sexualizing yourself — and then, is objectifying yourself ultimately a feminist thing, or is it an internalization of the patriarchy?
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"When women are naked in the show it's honest nudity, and we're not objectifying their bodies, whether it's me or anyone else to reverse what we're used to seeing," Shaw, who directed the episode, told Refinery29 in between editing the fourth episode of SMILF and taking her real-life son Isaac, 9, to a rock climbing gym.
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If this chivalric form of objectifying women seems less pernicious than Trump's marquee brand of harassment, it nonetheless reflects a feudal sense of entitlement to one's own women — a relationship of power and a claim of ownership over those special women (and their bodies) who happen to be related to them, who deserve their protection, their reverence, their champions.
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But her descriptions of Pippa, the features and mannerisms she chooses to focus on and emphasize when writing from Strike's POV (generally one of our two reliable narrators in this world) are consistently objectifying and othering in ways that are very familiar from the ways transphobes describe and debate the validity of trans men and women's identities.
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Read more:Billie Eilish says she may want to show her body and 'look desirable' in a music video after she turns 18A guy called Billie Eilish 'thick,' and outraged fans are calling him out for sexually objectifying the singerBillie Eilish says she 'did not consent' to being depicted as a bald and topless robot for the cover of Nylon Germany magazine
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Read more:Billie Eilish fans say they're responsible for the suspension of a Twitter user accused of sexually objectifying the singer17-year-old pop star Billie Eilish defended her new song 'Wish You Were Gay' amid accusations that it's offensive to the LGBTQ communityBillie Eilish says she 'did not consent' to being depicted as a bald and topless robot for the cover of Nylon Germany magazine
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The movement, which has taken down powerful men in entertainment, politics, and the media, was named Time magazine's Person of the Year — quite a contrast with last year's honoree, then-President-elect Trump, whose history includes decades of statements objectifying women (including being caught on tape bragging that he could grab women's genitals) and more than a dozen sexual harassment or misconduct allegations made against him.
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" Richard Neville has admitted that he was rather pleased with himself for making this comment—but it's worth noting here that objectifying images of women were continually used on the cover and inside OZ. Marsha Rowe, co-founder of feminist magazine Spare Rib, who helped with the defense at the OZ trial, noted that women who worked on the magazine "did the office and production work rather than any editorial work.
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If you did not, as is more likely, then try imagining these images — shot with an iPhone 6 during New York Fashion Week: Men's; at the recent Zona Maco art fair in Mexico City; at fashion shows of women's wear from Marc Jacobs or Kanye West; or at the House of Ebony ball — appearing in a mainstream newspaper without objectifying quotations during the Eisenhower era or even that of George W. Bush.
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And, not for nothing, but fashion can be an interest of men, too, and men are also on red carpets in suave suits and tuxes, and no one seems to worry about whether admiring those means we're objectifying them — my point being, this "objectification of women" argument too often takes on a sneering tone implying that women are somehow demeaning themselves by showing up in nice clothes that make them feel great.
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For Jansen, who is an editor-at-large at arts publication Elephant Magazine and the director of independent curatorial label NO WAY, the "female gaze" is not defined as just the counterpart to the objectifying "male gaze," but rather, as a gaze that seeks to question why we look at women the way we do, what we can learn by looking at women in different ways, and how by looking at images of women photographed by women we can begin to undo eons of objectification.
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Giving zero fucks about appearing "ladylike" (and expertly handling a chicken drumstick): Bucking expectations of feminine propriety and getting comfortable with her own bosom: Helping others get comfortable with the female form in a non-sexualized way: Skewering the superficiality of the objectifying male gaze — in all its teenage, testosterone-soaked glory — by embodying it all too well: And not least of all, understanding the insidious, 100% historically accurate origins of painful stilettos: God bless, Amanda Bynes, and thank you for making a movie that will never fail to make me laugh.
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Admirably, however, she held her own, coming out best in the interview, in the same way she did in the below car crash of an interview which took place in April this year (content warning: Tim Westwood says the word "thotty" within the first minute): I am really sorry for sharing this (if you made it past five minutes let me know and I'll try to arrange you a prize and/or doctor's appointment for your inevitable violent nausea) but the point I am trying to get across is: look how insulting, objectifying and straight up gross Westwood is being, and look how Cardi deals with it.
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He knew he was, sensing the coming future, but went on with binaries because they worked to bring a larger point—media trains the viewer to be the subject, and to be pleased, objectifying nudes, but at some point in the saturation of media, oversaturation, and in the pornographic objectification of bodies, the viewer disappears into narcissism and alienation, or into perversions, into wanting to be objectified—individualization goes too far and the viewer is too trained from childhood's rupture between vision and language, to training, to internalized self-scrutiny against the dominant values of power, sexual power, and greed, that the viewer is eventually maddened, alienated, narcissistic, and impotent.
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