It's still hard to discuss queer women without sexualizing them.
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He felt it was sexualizing his daughter and was inappropriate.
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Could sexualizing those insecurities put me back in control of them?
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It's pretty common for erotic mod content to favor sexualizing women.
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Bostick feels Trump's comments rise to the level of sexualizing children.
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When you call a fat body "cute," it's patronizing and de-sexualizing.
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" Bassett said conservatives are sexualizing the young woman to "undercut her influence.
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It's so dehumanizing, like they're over-sexualizing me because of how I look.
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This has the effect of sexualizing girls, no matter what age they are.
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In 123, the American Psychological Association criticized the dolls for sexualizing young girls.
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We see Sylvere seeing Toby, sexualizing and infantilizing her with his male gaze.
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Then, my own person opinion is that we're sexualizing a whole generation of girls.
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"The first place people go are gender-based slurs or sexualizing tactics," Krook says.
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The female gaze doesn't only have to be on men, or not sexualizing women.
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"Nothing right about celebrities sexualizing and disrespecting the Catholic Church and Christianity," wrote one critic.
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Perhaps most importantly, sexualizing something culturally asexual is an appealing form of transgression and reappropriation.
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As long as she's not sexualizing herself, it's really just what makes her feel good.
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"These shows are sexualizing bi+ women for the benefit of straight male viewers," he says.
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"One of the primary motivating factors of sexualizing children is because it sells," she says.
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I'm choosing to do this career for a reason that's different than hyper-sexualizing myself.
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We need to stop sexualizing bodies of people who are simply trying to feed their babies.
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It also feeds into a problem society has with sexualizing children and rendering grown women childlike.
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Wilde argues that critics are sexualizing her character, and feels that's due to her Scruggs' gender.
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Even before the safety issues and sexual threats, the show has received flack for sexualizing young dancers.
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The contrast is rare enough to feel refreshing, and the nudity in the script isn't sexualizing the characters.
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Mr. Reid began sexualizing her, Ms. Dixon said, and would turn cold when she denied his unwanted overtures.
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But others weren't so comfortable with sexualizing a character who'd started out on the show as a child.
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While it was a popular show until its end in 2001, the series has been criticized for sexualizing women.
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"Because you never quite become ok with people sexualizing you and your friendships for their sick pleasure" she wrote.
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Despite admitting to sexualizing food and using explicit language, he said he never tolerated unwanted sexual advances on female workers.
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It can be sexualizing, and connected to the idea that what a girl looks like matters more than anything else.
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Taking aim at the history of sexualizing and pursuing underage girls, Ferrell croons about his progressively younger and younger love interests.
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Power and sexual politics lie at the heart of the play, yet Mr. Buljan resists sexualizing the women who inhabit the brothel.
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When you see Jesus in art from that period, you see attempts at sexualizing the body, but they were tiptoeing around it.
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Sex dolls and statues would fall under this, too, but I think sexualizing Lego figures is kind of a mix of those two.
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But Biden's comments in both instances were widely criticized, with some arguing that Biden was, intentionally or not, sexualizing the young girls involved.
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It's a reminder that our anxiety about a girl like Cohn being sexualized comes only because we, as adults, are sexualizing a child.
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" Another wrote,"Your words are touching however, I find it to loss credibility with it followed by a picture of you sexualizing yourself.
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Some people are criticizing Richards for posting an image sexualizing her young daughter on a platform where anyone, including perverts, can see her.
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Plus, these criticisms almost all come from a place of both unnecessarily demonizing actual strippers and sex workers and unnecessarily sexualizing a child.
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From navigating police officers questioning the legality of the project to men sexualizing participants, the two were up against a lot of hate.
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He has this way of deeply sexualizing both women and men—I was not the first person to have this happen to them.
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But Wilde, 35, who also defended the movie recently, argued that critics are sexualizing her character, and thinks it's due to Scruggs' gender.
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His perspective is that, as technology becomes ubiquitous, we should expect people to begin sexualizing it—and he thinks it's already becoming increasingly common.
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While the radio personality should have recognized Lisa's gracious free pass for aggressively sexualizing her and therefore end his disrespectful conduct, he presses on.
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My daughter was in utero, and already people were reacting by first sexualizing her, then asserting my requirement as a man to control her.
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An AI like Vivi takes this further by sexualizing that power dynamic, while essentially saying that iQiyi's headset is only meant for straight men.
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" She added, "I think that everyone is in the agreement that it crossed the line for sexualizing a child who was killed in genocide.
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For all his ill deeds, Tony Soprano loved his children and his wife (can you imagine him sexualizing his daughter as Trump has done?).
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They wanted to portray South Asian models through a female lens; instead of sexualizing them, the artists wanted to capture something raw and tender.
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I'm proud of Kaitlyn for standing up for herself and opening the door to start a discussion about the body shaming and sexualizing of women.
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It really feeds my imagination to be able to imagine a visual and physical representation of what I want and be fearless in sexualizing it.
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"Sexualizing Miley: Are Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus Letting Her Be The New Lolita?" one headline read following the release of the Vanity Fair pictures.
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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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Media outlets have a new October staple, helpful guides about what to avoid: generally anything involving blackface, Nazis, suicide bombers or the sexualizing of children.
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The home was already poorly rated and had past problems: an employee sexualizing residents, as well as inadequate privacy for patients while bathing or nude.
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While women hold more bartending jobs in the US than men as of 2004, gender discrimination still occurs in the form of sexualizing the role.
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" Stampp also got comments accusing her of exploiting Euphoria by putting makeup on her, of sexualizing her in photos, and of using her "like an accessory.
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When he's not sexualizing her, he takes out his rage on her with vicious contempt, calling her 'pathetic,' mocking her... It's rejection that inspires his vitriol.
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Responding to privacy concerns in 2017 and 2019, YouTube chose to shut off comments on videos featuring children to avoid predatory behavior such as sexualizing language.
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Facing this assumption repeatedly in daily life, Chapman decided to fight back against it last summer by doing a photo shoot, explicitly sexualizing her disabled body.
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And as long as you're not sexualizing them—erections are still the providence of hardcore porn—funny is just fine in the eyes of the MPAA.
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And by that we mean "hot" as in "warm temperature," we're not out here sexualizing your beverages, even if they happen to be named after humans.
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In 2013, she called out Miley Cyrus for sexualizing her performances onstage and in 2014, said that Beyoncé showed too much skin in a music video.
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Then there's the everyday microaggressions of slut shaming or sexualizing a girl for kissing a boy, wearing a short skirt, or simply just being more physically developed.
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I'm old enough to recognize that not everyone in the art business thought that sexualizing business transactions was so terrible, not so long ago — like last year.
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That's because the world at large hasn't made any major steps to stop sexualizing and shaming women's chests in a way men have never, and never should, experience.
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These scenes were originally played for laughs and titillation, the animators sexualizing the women in Shinji's life as both "fan-service" and to immerse us in Shinji's headspace.
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"It seems the new edition to the royal family is a fan of baring the flesh," the Mirror wrote about Markle's Trooping the Colour appearance, effectively sexualizing her.
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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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She added that women facing calls to cover up are often told it's a matter of modesty, but that the underlying issue has to do with people sexualizing breastfeeding.
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Yet, as Bustle points out, some people worry that the day is less about breast cancer awareness and more about posting cute photos or about men sexualizing women's bodies.
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That's going to require shelving insults about his body, skipping macho declarations about who can punch who, and emphasizing the autonomy of girls and women rather than sexualizing them.
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"I think it honestly has to do with the age-old idea that women don't play video games, and then hyper-sexualizing that," she told me in an email.
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When children are betrayed in these ways, there is financial gain [and] there is ego gain from people who are getting viral YouTube hits off sexualizing children in dance.
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It found that a teacher on staff from the 1970s through the 1990s made sexual comments to middle and high schools students, "sexualizing class projects and discussions" for example.
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She enthused over developing an idea in which "white Bridgette meets herself as black Bridgette" and talked about how she wanted to avoid sexualizing her character's first nude scene.
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As critics have pointed out, sexual attacks on slaves were frequent and institutional, which raises concerns about Confederate sexualizing slavery and power in the same way Game of Thrones does.
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While I encourage others to enjoy the sex lives of their dreams, I struggle with the concepts of exhibitionism, voyeurism, and––worst of all––people other than my partner sexualizing me.
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That's interesting, especially after hearing Natalie Portman talk at this year's Women's March about how she felt like she had to make herself more demure to stave off people sexualizing her.
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"I have no problem with women sexualizing their own image and taking ownership over it… You can sexualize yourself and share your content without it being a negative for cannabis," she says.
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The performances that both Jennifer Lopez and Beyoncé give are highly sexually charged, and they've made a lot of money off of a lot of men by sexualizing themselves as exotic beauties.
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Yet the job offer was rescinded after a past offensive video he had made manipulating and sexualizing Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech came to the campaign's attention.
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For the past week, many women in Hollywood, frustrated with an industry that seems stuck perpetually sexualizing and mistreating women, had been watching closely to see where the Weinstein revelations would lead.
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There's a lot of bad acting and a lot of sexualizing things that aren't sexual, which is why in these ads we're eroticizing prison reform and things that are 'dry' on paper.
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" Now the teen says the time is right for other young women to peel off the underwire, take a stand and start a national discussion about "the body shaming and sexualizing of women.
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And praise the Force, they managed to have a strong, appealing female character as the lead without sexualizing or making her helpless at crucial moments, which is something Hollywood evidently finds very hard.
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Some of the country's biggest advertisers are yanking their ads from YouTube after a YouTube blogger posted a video highlighting how some posts on the platform have comments that discuss sexualizing young children.
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"Sexualizing any profession that's mostly women may feel harmless, but it's creating a caricature and it really does translate to real world harm whether you intended to or not," Choi told Business Insider.
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The same consumer culture that infantilized adults — with "cute paper napkins and cottage-cheese crested salads" and "'raid-the-icebox' midnight snacks" — was also sexualizing their children and making them prey to pedophiles.
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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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NyolongFoto advertised itself as "no nudes," but the account's focus on violating women's privacy in public spaces—of sexualizing women and posting the images online without their consent—makes it feel even more insidious.
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Any woman who's been sexually harassed on the street will recognize this pattern: men sexualizing your body, demanding your time and attention, then turning hostile when you just try to get the fuck away from them.
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"Kukors claims that Hutchison started (in 2002) the process of child 'grooming,' a practice utilized by child predators to obtain a victim's trust with the goal of sexualizing the relationship," the statement from her attorneys says.
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Rather like inexpert timing for a joke, Valentin's centering isn't working, especially if you compare it to Caravaggio's "Martyrdom of Saint Matthew" (1599–1600), which, admittedly, is not sexualizing the patriarch's crotch in the same way.
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Just the idea of sexualizing this corporate cereal mascot struck me as a suitably bizarre thing to share with the sort of people who like to interact with promoted tweets from multi-billion-dollar food processing conglomerates.
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For example, family vlogs that feature kids at a track meet or gymnastics competition may have their comment sections shut down in an attempt to thwart bad actors and predators from convening and sexualizing the content in question.
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"Facebook's policies have the effect of sexualizing women's bodies in a way that is not necessary and very unhealthy for society," said Jillian York, the director for international freedom of expression at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which advocates digital privacy protections.
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In what feels like a never-ending cycle of hyper-sexualizing tropes and reinforced respectability to fight those tropes, even progressive portrayals of Black women's sexuality can fall short in acknowledging that Black women have sex outside of the parameters of monogamous relationships and marriage.
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It also seems to make light of her accusation, sexualizing her, making her look irrational, and suggesting that she's looking to gain something from her testimony—the very types of criticism that make it difficult for women to report sexual assaults in the first place.
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And while some might argue that sexualizing the gut (or whatever other "undesirable" aspect of the female body we're not seeing promoted today) is just as problematic, the fact remains that we have to think deeper about how we differentiate sexual objectification from empowerment.
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While the problems with sexualizing a children's show should be obvious, there's also the issue of conveying a positive message to its impressionable audience: A show that is for girls should be teaching girls that they are worthy of respect no matter how they look.
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Across studies, researchers have found that the more blatant forms of sexual harassment, such as threats or coercion, are somewhat less common than when Anita Hill accused Thomas, while the hostile work environment forms, such as sexist and sexualizing comments and sidelining of women, still abound.
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Spiranac, then 22, had been called the "hottest golfer on the planet," and because she got an invite to the tournament to bring recognition to the event, not based on her skill, people said she wasn't good enough to play, and that she was only sexualizing the game.
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Not every school administrator banned leggings — some demanded that they be worn with a knee-length skirt over them — but all of them seemed to miss the fact that the debate was sexualizing young girls as much as a pair of super-tight leggings does, if not more.
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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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Highlights include getting Andrew to masturbate at the most random and ridiculous times, sexualizing nearly everything (including a severed head), being LGBTQ+ friendly by helping Andrew figure out his sexuality, and becoming the hormone monster of one of the only main gay characters, Matthew (voiced by Andrew Rannells).
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"White sent sexually explicit and graphic images to Zawaideh of engorged and erect penises, forced her to watch sexually disturbing videos, including videos sexualizing human fecal matter, and made vulgar sexual remarks to her, such as 'Don't forget to suck his balls!' when commenting on her boyfriend," according to the lawsuit.
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Even Vivian starts off as a cookie-cutter villain but becomes a believably sympathetic character; she's subjected to another aspect of their law professor's sexist treatment as he marginalizes her while sexualizing Elle, and she realizes the guy she and Elle are competing for might not be as great as he seems.
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Not all artist-designed compliance signs are worth celebrating: in one poster, circulated in restaurants around New York City, the artist made the unfortunate choice of sexualizing choking victims, by illustrating a woman in a slip dress with straps falling off, in need of the Heimlich Maneuver from her male savior… yawn.
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In addition to the harassment and assault allegations, Famouri's lawsuit also argues that management encourages female employees to dress in tight clothes, work out with coworkers, accept hookups between bosses and subordinates as par for the course after a wild night of drinking, and look the other way when employees make lewd and sexualizing remarks.
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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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Styles' follow-up single, "Two Ghosts," didn't even chart, and "Kiwi," the sexiest song on the album (he loves sexualizing fruit by implication), mostly made news thanks to the video, set in a grade school classroom, featuring puppies and a mini Styles doppelganger, all of which raised questions about what it all meant, including whether the song was inspired by a former Australian girlfriend.
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But Google's terms of service and policies specifically prohibit users from harassment and making sexually explicit images and videos publicly accessible, and accounts found to be in violation of these policies (by singling someone out for abuse, threatening someone with serious harm, sexualizing a person in an unwanted way, or harassing them in other ways) could result in access to those files being limited, or the account being banned from Google.
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RAINN says it's important to be cautious of adults who do not respect boundaries, engage in touching that a child or the child's parents or guardians have indicated is unwanted, try to be a child's friend rather than filling an adult role in the child's life, do not seem to have age-appropriate relationships, talk with children about their personal problems or relationships, spend time alone with children outside of their role in the child's life or make up excuses to be alone with the child, express unusual interest in child's sexual development (such as commenting on sexual characteristics or sexualizing normal behaviors) or give a child gifts without occasion or reason.
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