Doesn't matter either way, it's just an attractive statue as far as I'm concerned.You're only telling us what inspires you while openly fantasizing about what inspires black women.
To celebrate black women and black people who have been historically marginalized. That doesn't mean white man bad. That's you seeing a celebration of black women and feeling bad and then sharing that feeling with the rest of us to our delight and amusement.
There there. It has worth to the artist and the association who commissioned it.
What a hilarious bit of frail framing. Explain to me what that even means and then why you'd have a problem with it.
Sure sure. There there.
I'm not embarrassed to say that I like chubby black girls. Nothing wrong with that. In fact, if you don't like chubby black girls then something's wrong with YOU.Sure sure. There there.
Equity has nothing to do with black people. DEI is not just about black people. Equity is giving blind people, people in wheelchairs, people with autism the same opportunities with accommodations. You people misinterpret everything to make it racist. Just like you did with CRT and BLM. Trump thinks erasing black history is addressing DEI. You guys did the same thing with CRT. CRTis not black history. Yes black people should be included in art, education, history and job opportunities. To exclude people because of their color is racist
Indeed. Can't even be honest about the clothing.
I like women of all shapes and sizes and I like how much I encourage meekness in the form of pretense in others. If you can't say it with your chest you're not a real proud boy. Just someone fantasizing and living a life of pretend and make believe about what inspires others.
I rather enjoy my life of fantasizing and make believe, thank you very much.I like women of all shapes and sizes and I like how much I encourage meekness in the form of pretense in others. If you can't say it with your chest you're not a real proud boy. Just someone fantasizing and living a life of pretend and make believe about what inspires others.
It seems so. I love that for you too.
Thank you!It seems so. I love that for you too.
I should be thanking you. Subjugation through social pressure can be just as effective in creating and shaping the society we want to see as genuine agreement. Especially with a population primed for passivity.
Woke gone wild but I doubt this is true.
Chubby women statues been around a long timeI'm not embarrassed to say that I like chubby black girls. Nothing wrong with that. In fact, if you don't like chubby black girls then something's wrong with YOU.
Paintings too.
Yeah, that's subjective because in some cultures being overweight is seen as attractive. As for the the black woman between two white guys, it's part of what the art represents. One of the issues that comes up when the dominant group has been in full control of representation in media is at some point other groups will want that as well because as humans we like to see ourselves in different ways.
Yep, I read it in the article. This goes to the point I was making before about representation, and it generally happens because people push back against existing norms. The thing about representation is different groups want to be seen, and with them being in charge of how they're seen versus someone else's interpretation. None of this is given, it requires effort, and that's were initiatives like DEI play a role. The problem with the way some are using "DEI" dismissively ignores what's really going on here.
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I don't care about the race, I just prefer women with curves over those little-boys-with-tits figures.
Please explain why this is "woke gone wild", as you put it.
Why don't we first establish if it is true.
Thats not what the website says. The link you posted does not say much of anything about white men."Installed at ground level on a wide low base, the work invites engagement with the hundreds of thousands of people who traverse the plazas each day, the woman in Grounded in the Stars cuts a stark contrast to the pedestaled permanent monuments — both white, both men — which bookend Duffy Square, while embodying a quiet gravity and grandeur," the Times Square Arts group says on its site.
12-Foot, Overweight Black Woman Statue Erected In Times Square As 'Contrast' To 'White Men' Hero Statues
In what's being called a "contrast" to the two white men who have statues in Times Square, a new 12-foot statue of a fictionalized overweight black woman has been erected at Broadway and 46th Street.www.outkick.com
I don't know who needs to hear this, but you're not supposed to **** statues.