[Deptheads] Shirt Art Backlash

[Kryssie]

Sticking them in aprons in front of a refrigerator, an oven, and a pantry
would definitely incur my wrath.  These three ladies are getting ready to
do the Cellblock Tango...  "Some guys just can't hold their arsenic..."
.....maybe that's why there's no Clue men?  Professor Plum ran into Ms.
Scarlet's candlestick.... 10 times!  Col. Mustard just couldn't hold his
arsenic.... and Rev. Green, well... I can't really remember....just
something about number 17.....

On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 3:38 PM, Nekojin <nekojin at gmail.com> wrote:

> I've had a little time to think about the art, and I still don't think
> it's sexist. Pandering, perhaps - it idealizes the three Clue ladies, and
> dismisses the Clue men. But it's fairly light-handed pandering, something
> that can appeal to anyone. It's certainly a much lower level of pandering
> than, say, Isabella Valentine from Soul Calibur.
>
> But for it to be sexist, it'd have to be objectifying in some way -
> suggesting that the women are objects, not people. And I just don't see
> that.
>
>
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> "I think not," replied Descartes, and promptly vanished.
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