Contrast it with this art comrade. It’s soviet art depicting attractive women of many races in a neutral context, so it’s a great contrast compared to the sexualized BRICS image.
I’m okay with comrades having sexualized media as a treat, but we must take care to see it for what it is.
Yes, and they’re wrong. India’s pose is no more sexualized than the women in your image showing their ankles, it’s nonsense. I could point to literally any drawing of a human being and find something “sexualized” about it. I see nothing in OP that is actually evocative of sex.
Contrast it with this art comrade. It’s soviet art depicting attractive women of many races in a neutral context, so it’s a great contrast compared to the sexualized BRICS image.
I’m okay with comrades having sexualized media as a treat, but we must take care to see it for what it is.
The BRICS image is not “sexualized.” There is not a single thing sexual about it.
All the women in your image are scandolously showing off their ankles, so maybe your image is “sexualized” too.
Women’s bodies aren’t sexual if that’s what you mean. You have some learning to do.
That’s literally what I’m saying lol. Women’s bodies aren’t sexual, not in your image and not in OP either.
In the OP yes, in mine, no.
No, not in either. There is nothing sexual about OP.
Another poster already made an extensive comment about exactly how it is sexualized.
Yes, and they’re wrong. India’s pose is no more sexualized than the women in your image showing their ankles, it’s nonsense. I could point to literally any drawing of a human being and find something “sexualized” about it. I see nothing in OP that is actually evocative of sex.
You purposefully mischaracterize what I’m saying by arguing “ankles, lol” because you don’t actually even believe in what you are saying