“Women are sexualised according to their race all the time. With the help of the media and pop culture, women are placed into different colour coded compartments; sweet and submissive, wild and sexual, sheltered and passive, all based on their ethnicity… The biggest problem with racial sexualisation is that it’s just regular old racism, but more insidious because it’s clandestine. And it can go from flirty to hostile pretty quickly.” – Rula Al-Nasrawi for Vice.
[Image text, Spanish] “No me llamo mamacita, chiquita, preciosa, cht cht.” (My name is not hot mama, little girl, precious.)
Art: Tatyana Fazlalizadeh
The Other Sociologist 
here is a dichotomy again – like ghettos in urban landscapes – woman are not to be classified, but the characteristics are there and the result is the generalization
LikeLike