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The class is listed as one of the film courses available at the school where students will analyze this billion-dollar industry is as both a cultural phenomenon that reflects and reinforces sexual inequalities, according to the courses description.

...and that sucks the fun out of that.

IronBornCorps posted...

Probably an interesting discussion in the class. There are certain groups that are heavily fetishized and have specific portrayals and roles within pornography. I think it's a good discussion to have, especially for cultural studies. However, tuition prices are very high, and a college degree separates people by class more than intelligence these days imo. With the caveat that lower class people showcase their talent in an agreeable way for scholarships, or out themselves in debt for decades.

Pretty much every group is heavily fetishized to a large degree. Singling them out is such a weird false narrative.