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Glaad is NEVER satisfied
Give them a bunch of trans and gays and people are still not satisfied.
Give them a bunch of trans and gays and people are still not satisfied.
I remember a similar outrage last year. Just the fact you can find this many gay and bi characters on TV shows how much progress has been made but no because some of them will get killed off. How many straight people are killed off on TV? This is a perfect example of you get what you want (more gays on TV) and yet you are still unhappy (gays get same treatment including bad things).But those 278 characters are still subjected to the same long-standing, damaging tropes.
To start, the “bury your gays” trope (killing off LGBTQ characters) is still going strong. Over the last two years, 62 gay and bi women television characters were killed off of their shows.
This shit right here is why this idea of representation is dumb. They cant see these characters as people who are gay but rather "that is you". Just because a character has blue eyes does not mean that the character is a stand in for all blue eye people everywhere. It also means that a blue eyed character being killed is an attack on blue eyed people.re Bury Your Gays trope: "A lot of kids are seeing themselves getting killed… that can do damage."
?says TV basically teaches bi kids they need to fit into a "hyper-villainized, sex machine" mold.
What happened to not let TV raise your kids?“The more that we develop these characters, the more that these kids can see
themselves.”
Something tells me that these people would still make it about it.Glaad wants a day when a trans character is a lead role and NOT all about being trans.
Well this website is called The Mary Sue.glaad to TV writers: Make LGBTQ characters who1) don't die 2) aren't ensemble 3) aren't stereotypical leads.
How does the population of the alphabet club on TV compare to the population of the alphabet club in real life?...Why do you want more than 16% of the country to personally know one? So they can attend one extra premature funeral?
Glaad is NEVER satisfied
Reminds me of this video.It's a marketing strategy. They want to make troons seem more prevalent than they actually are to normalize them so more insecure young men/women with gender issues will troon out, and more of their friends/families will accept it. ONE OF US ROBBLE ROBBLE is the primary motivation there, not equality or authenticity or whatever..
"The Male Gaze" doesn't just mean "the gaze of male people". It refers to a perspective that ASSUMES a particular audience -- in gender terms a straight cis masculine-presenting man etc etc. The whole point of Male Gaze is that it IS reductive and ignores the perspectives of gay men.
In corollary, the long-term counter to the male gaze isn't to promote a hypothetical "female gaze" that sexualizes men, because that would be similarly reductive, ignoring the experiences of lesbian women, asexual women, etc. The long term counter is to recognize the vast breadth of human experience rather than defaulting to Hegemonic Male.
(And of course, part of that is to create space for a polyphony, a plurality of voices. And in that is entangled the necessity of ensuring that all people have adequate access to the basics of life, so that they may all have equal opportunity to look up beyond the scrabble for basics...)
While there was another article about the "male gaze" and dismantling masculinity, I decided to do a test by asking if the gay male gaze is just as bad. One person said yes and another person had this response...
While there was another article about the "male gaze" and dismantling masculinity, I decided to do a test by asking if the gay male gaze is just as bad. One person said yes and another person had this response...
I thought there already was a female gaze, it's just that 99% of the time no one throws a shitfit about it.
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When you discover that a certain product ASSUMES a particular audience, you should take this as a hint that because you are not the ASSUMED audience, your criticism is going to miss the point at best, and worthless at worst.post: 2495536 said:"The Male Gaze" doesn't just mean "the gaze of male people". It refers to a perspective that ASSUMES a particular audience -- in gender terms a straight cis masculine-presenting man etc etc. The whole point of Male Gaze is that it IS reductive and ignores the perspectives of gay men.
What is so wrong about having a "gaze"?
The excuse I've heard from allegedly feminist types is that objectification is a form of power and womyn being powerless in society cannot objectify men because they hold power.
I'm probably going to be crucified for this and yea it's my opinion and not a fact but every radfem I've known has been significantly below average in the looks department. To me it feels like they're attempting to shame men for finding people other than them attractive out of jealousy similar to what incels and transtrenders do.
The excuse I've heard from allegedly feminist types is that objectification is a form of power and womyn being powerless in society cannot objectify men because they hold power.