They ca n’t even define‘ woman’
Consider when , Newsweek was a reputed news publication that folks actually took really?
Also, in the terms of creative talent Stan Lee,” When Fall the Mighty“.
Marni Rose McFall of Newsweek earlier this week suggested that it would be a good idea to inquire about the reported occurrence of conservatives having an “obsession” with beautiful women with a cadre of democratic female scientists.
McFall ca n’t seem to understand why those on the right gravitate toward stars like Sydney Sweeney, who is not only beautiful but, for lack of a better term, has an abundance of chest and is n’t shy to show it.
Social media likewise has highlighted GOP stars like Florida’s Anna Paulina Luna ( pictured ), RNC national spokeswoman Elizabeth Pipko, and U. S. Representative Lauren Boebert.
At least some of the academics McFall talked to figured out the obvious … but, naturally, they ended up chiding conservatives for their appreciation Sweeney’s ( and others ‘ ) hotness.
In a nutshell, the apparently growing admiration for people like Sweeney is a response to progressives ‘ increasingly “woke” conceptions of beauty, which have made things like morbid obesity and trans-femininity legitimate adversaries to conventional standards of heat.
We’re told that stars like Lizzo are hot and healthy, that it’s groundbreaking Sports Illustrated features transgender females in its famed swimsuit edition, etc., but when your average American Joe Six-Pack scoffs at such, their “betters” then resort to predictable cries of bigot and]whatever ] phobe.  ,
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Take example of Goldsmiths University of London’s Catherine Rottenberg, who’s study “investigates the integration of feminism and capitalism as well as the politicians of care.” She claimed that using a” trope” like women in bikinis “feels incredibly regressive” in McFall.
” I am all for having plenty of intelligent, articulate, and good-looking ladies as spokesmen for motions”, Rottenberg said,” but we need a wide range of eyes, age, and body patterns”.
She continued that conservatives do n’t use attractive women as political tools because they only use them for political gain.
The University of East Anglia’s Victoria Cann, who researches gender politics, feminist theory, and “feminist knowledge production” , , told McFall that “women have been positioned through the lens of the masculinist imagery in conservative, populist politics for a very long time”.
Hannah Yelin, a “reader in sex, press, and society” at Oxford Brookes University, said “patriarchy and democracy go hand in hand” and that an “integral system” of American conservatives is “policing women, their looks and their bodies”.
The University of Delaware’s Erin Cassese noted that warm conventional people have a key element in popular: they’re light. The behavior of women as voters and individuals for political office, according to the political science professor, “runs store to social change reflecting an increase in body size, competition, and ethnicity, that is being reflected in the development of beauty requirements.”
According to Cassese, this target coincides with” the deterioration of women’s sexual privileges” and “points to a backward tendency to prioritize men’s sexual pleasure over women’s agency.”
These brilliant people appear to have forgotten what makes Hollywood and the entertainment business bite. Does anyone really believe that 80s music artists like Duran Duran and Spandau Ballet, for example, may have had as much of an impact as they did without the music video trend brought on by MTV?
Democrats ‘ needs regarding “expansion of beauty requirements” have been met with success in recent attempts to appease them, and some more notable ones have sadly failed. Dylan Mulvaney and Bud Light, people?
But I’ll get the lively flashing of the physically honored over the advice of crimson side-cut-haired/nose-ringed” research” specialists any day of the week, thank you very much.
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