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Originally posted by uhoh-ohno
It sounds like a good elective. I'm curious about how "intersectionality" would apply to Miley or how that theory is being explored with her in mind. Usually that term is reserved for those who are discriminated against for more than one reason. So for example, I am black and a woman. Therefore intersectionality would apply to me in terms of race and gender. With Miley, it's only gender. So I'm wondering how that's gonna work
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I'm thinking they mean the ways in which Miley has used multiple groups that are discriminated against (eg. her VMAs performance featured both WOC and midgets [is that the correct term to use? not sure if there is a preferred one, sorry]) in her image revolution, and how that plays off of Miley saying she's challenging standards for women.
I'd actually be very interested in this course. I think Miley has made some great points about women being able to express themselves sexually however they want, but I don't think she has necessarily gone about it the right way (ie. using black women and stereotypes as a conduit for her sexuality).
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