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Intersectionality becomes more important because this is a prime example as to how sexism does not stop when it comes to racial equality

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Because Black and Asian women are the "preferred" race here, it makes all other races seem undesired and useless. This type of language reinforces the notion that not all women matter. Unless you fit a man's picture of an "ideal women", you mean nothing.

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As someone who has a primarily female fanbase on several social media platforms, this is dangerous to promote

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Women of non-white races are being fetishized because of their "authenticity".

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This image was found off of Tony Lopez’s Twitter page. While the tweet, itself, is from a year ago, that does not mean it is any less prevalent. His intended audience was his followers, though it is unclear why he thought this was an appropriate message to place onto social media. 

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Women of all races are sexualized in the media, but black women are treated more harshly and are held to an impossible standard.

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The reference to President-Elect Harris demonstrates
the hyper-sexualization of black women in the media.

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 Juxtaposing the media’s treatment of Kamala Harris versus Michelle Obama highlights how black women are simultaneously masculinized and sexualized.

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Harris has also been (falsely) accused of “sleeping” her way to the top, further perpetuating the stereotype that black women are promiscuous objects who only have value in terms of their sexuality.

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The caricature of black women as promiscuous “Jezebels” has persisted in western culture for centuries, and this slogan is a clear reflection of the prominence of this stereotype.

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Harris is the first African-American, Indian-American, and woman of color on a major party ticket. Her intersectional identity has made her the subject of obscenely racist and misogynistic comments.

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Following Joe Biden's announcement that Kamala Harris would be his running mate, this billboard appeared in Massachusetts. This slogan has also been widespread on social media, as well as being sold on t-shirts. The creator of this sign indicated that his intended audience was anti-Trump voters who would be “offended” by it.

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By arguing Cardi "relied on that WAP", Lorraine insinuates that men can only value women based on their sex appeal.

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Lorraine uses tropes about race femininity. While white woman have successful marriages because they "cook & clean" and correctly perform femininity, Black women are not feminine and are useful only as sex appeal.

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With the added context of Offset's infidelity: women are to blame for failed relationships. If a woman cannot fulfill a man, the man has "no choice" but to seek fulfillment elsewhere.

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Women exist in a binary of having traditional domestic skills and being overly sexual and loose.

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Women are responsible for taking care of and "keeping" their men.

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In response to the Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B song "Wet Ass P*ssy", former Congressional candidate DeAnna Lorraine used Cardi B to tweet her disapproval on September 15, 2020.

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“Michael Kors Sexy Ruby.” Youtube, uploaded by Michael Kors, 1 Aug. 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR0KLzYwTEA&ab_channel=MichaelKors.

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- She is also subject to the Male Gaze, supposed to be a heterosexual man's fantasy and she wants to be wanted by them

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- Phrase for this campaign was "where fantasy meets femininity" -- promoting what ideal femininity and sexuality looks like to them

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- The woman is white, thin,  presumably wealthy, wearing a revealing outfit, hair in a windblown style --exclusionary of any woman who doesn't fit that mold, promotes traditional ideas about what is sexy

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As mentioned in class, the ‘male gaze’ is the tendency of men to sexualize and objectify women. This ad is objectifying women and is sexualizing women's bodies to try and capture the attention of their audience.

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‘sex sells' and because of this, many companies have reverted to sexualizing women in their ads to try and sell their product.

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PETA uses gender, sexuality, stereotypes, and sex appeal to try and grab the attention of viewers.

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The model they picked is the stereotypical white, blonde hair, blue-eyed, skinny women. This ad further pushes stereotypes of what is considered hot for women.

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Michael Kors - Sexy Ruby Perfume - Commercial

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Michael Kors - Sexy Ruby Perfume - Commercial

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In 2017 Michael Kors released this promotional ad for their perfume, Sexy Ruby. In it, they portrayed a woman getting ready in her luxurious hotel room. This is a perfume marketed for women.

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PETA is comparing women to animals to try and get their viewers to understand that animals have feelings just like humans.

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In 2010, PETA published this image of Pamela Anderson to try and urge American’s to ‘ditch meat’ and stop consuming animal products. PETA has been known for its controversial ads and publications. This has been shared on media such as Twitter, Facebook, magazines, and various news outlets.