So because she’s a woman who identifies as a feminist and said something that make you irrationally angry she’s “using” feminism?
So because she’s a woman who identifies as a feminist and said something that make you irrationally angry she’s “using” feminism?
The HORROR!!!! Just as bad as being an abuser, a rapist, and a racist.
I agree with you there. I think it’s fair to call out TS for doing stupid TS things.... But there are DEFINITELY other people out there who are far far worse and get far less scrutiny (hey there Chris Brown!)
My damie, many of those people started their movie career IN ASIA. By the time they made it to Hollywood they were well known. Margaret Cho was established as a stand up comic.
Yeah all of those actors started their careers decades ago when Asians were particularly en vogue. Not only that they were cast in explicitly Asian Roles. The roles that Chloe has had are non specific about race.
Long, long history of that in Hollywood. Huge numbers of actors had to change their names to get famous, both for racist reason (their name was very “ethnic” and Hollywood hates that) or because their name was hard to pronounce. For example, for Jews, you’ve got Marilyn Monroe = Norma Jean Mortensen, Kirk Douglas =…
As an ABC (American-born Chinese), I 100% believe it that her name change improved her chances of being chosen for a role. There is still a disturbing amount of racism aimed at Asians in the US.
You missed the killer line:
It also seems like a dumb takedown as well. Teen Vogue always wanted to sell you stuff/attract companies that want to advertise towards teen girls. Yes, it started having more political articles, but it was still the same magazine, it just had more political articles... The author seems to have written this under the…
She is stunning.
The Economist is also a terrible publication full of warmed-over profit über alles propaganda given the thinnest possible veneer of intellectual impartiality, but agreed there isn’t much for your average teen girl in those pages.
I understand and appreciate what you’re saying.
This feels like a needless takedown. Teen Vogue has done an excellent job at integrating social and political issues into their already-established brand. No one thinks of it as the NYT; they might think of it as NYT + a “go-to” for lifestyle, fashion, beauty etc. advice and inspiration. But like, that’s fine?…
I hear you and I don’t disagree. But neither the Economist or Atlantic intersperse their articles with fluff specifically geared toward teen girls. I think teens can enjoy following politics while also getting how-tos on the latest hairstyle trends from the same source.
Libba Bray already did this in her phenomenal book Beauty Queens, in which a group of teen beauty queens are stranded on an island and work together to build a society, explore their sexuality, build amazing positive female friendships, overcome the odds, and defeat an evil dictator. It’s a fucking fantastic book and…
Oh, for crying out loud!!!!
This makes no sense. Bumblebees are insects that exist in real life. Both fictional characters are named after them. So how can it be trademarkable?
If you can’t tell the difference between a robot that transforms into a car and a girl in a bee costume... Lawsuits like these are so petty.
Well sure, now that there is no ‘boys toys’ and ‘girls toys’ sections at Target, how will anyone be able to tell the difference between a black girl doll and a robotic Transformer doll? Think of the grandmas out there.
I think Iron Fist needs Luke Cage a lot more than Luke Cage needs Iron Fist. I’m fine with one more season for each solo then a team up.