Well, we do know that some Black women in the music/entertainment industry like twerking, being "scantily clad" and singing/rapping raunchy lyrics. Some of them can't wait to do it. Others feel like if they wanna "make it" or just be seen at all, they may have to be overtly sexual to achieve that. Unfortunately, this isn't anything new. But ultimately, it's their choice.
Correct. And white women don’t have to make this choice. They can get on solely based on their talent if they choose. That’s the point.
This isn't true across the board.
Missing the point yet again. They chose to be that way, it wasn’t necessary for entry. For black women in this day and age, it’s a requirement to get to the top.
Ok. But it’s much more true than not. There’s never going to be 100% correlation, but we can see generalities and overarching themes.
I was pointing out the erroneous idea that white chicks don't deal with the same shit...they do and we know it.
Exactly. And they are so talented. Instead they are reduced to their image. And people are ok with that apparently.
Can we bring this argument into the present day please?
It may not have been necessary for entry, as they were Micky Mouse Clubbers first, but to stay in the busines and become A-list/superstars, they had to become *pop tarts*...especially Britney's marginally talented self.
Consumer only sees what the industry puts in front of it.
