Pornography and Pop Culture: The New Antipornography Slide Show

The "come on big boy" invitation staring from thousands of impossibly gorgeous models in magazines and music videos becomes less annoying and more sinister when Dines points out how they encourage men's belief in their entitlement to women's bodies. Just as the animalization of b...

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Published in:Off our backs 2007-07, Vol.37 (1), p.54-55
Main Authors: Dines, Gail, Berg, S.M.
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
conference
Conferences, meetings and seminars
Dines, Gail
Evaluation
Feminism
Generation X
Men
Popular culture
Pornography
Pornography & obscenity
Social aspects
Violence against women
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Summary:The "come on big boy" invitation staring from thousands of impossibly gorgeous models in magazines and music videos becomes less annoying and more sinister when Dines points out how they encourage men's belief in their entitlement to women's bodies. Just as the animalization of black women presented in pornography and popular culture imagery says nothing about black women, but a whole lot about white men, pornography as a whole says much more about who men are than women.
ISSN:0030-0071