links for 2008-01-15

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  1. Wendi Muse wrote:

    i really liked the post on tila tequila’s shot of love, this being one of my favorite points:

    So Tila Tequila’s “A Shot at Love” ultimately squandered the possibility of offering a radically different vision of sex and sexuality. Instead, it reinforced the racism embedded in our society’s hierarchy of desire; where Asian women are sexually desirable but Asian men are invisible, and interracial relationships must always involve a White partner. And the show’s treatment of female bisexuality largely pandered to the voyeuristic fascination of straight dudes, featuring Tila making out with other bikini-clad women. Finally, Tila’s ultimate choice of a dude reinforced the reassuring idea for straights and paranoid fear for queers that bisexuals ultimately choose heterosexual partnerships.

    it’s something that i was afraid of from day one when i heard about the show in its most nascent stages. as the author also wishes, i hope that the 2nd season is a little deeper

  2. EH wrote:

    The work place comments are typical.

    “You’re not ‘experiencing’ racism, you’re imagining it. I know. Because I’m white! Now *reverse* racism is quite rampant and is always brushed away unlike racism is You minorities just like complaining.”

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