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La Lioness Priyanka

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Wed Feb 22, 2012, 10:41 AM Feb 2012

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I remember that line, but not the full context.... vi5 Feb 2012 #1
no, i dont La Lioness Priyanka Feb 2012 #2
Because of the context of the quote, I also saw it as gender vs, race obamanut2012 Feb 2012 #4
That is exactly how Control-Z Feb 2012 #3
Wasn't sure Stop n think Feb 2012 #5
if you think women as a group are disadvantaged over men La Lioness Priyanka Feb 2012 #6
 

vi5

(13,305 posts)
1. I remember that line, but not the full context....
Wed Feb 22, 2012, 11:00 AM
Feb 2012

But I thought that she meant "was the new black" in the way it's typically used in terms of fashion or pop culture. Like "strips are the new black" or "Paisley is the new black". Meaning the fashionable staple that everyone wants/has to have. I thought she meant it in terms of being a strong, assertive, aggressive woman (assuming that's what she meant by "bitch" in terms of how our society sees it) was the new in vogue thing to be.

Again, maybe I'm remembering it wrong but I don't remember it being in terms of a racial thing.

Do you have the original clip or a link to it? Now I'm curious as to just how bad my memory really is.

 

La Lioness Priyanka

(53,866 posts)
2. no, i dont
Wed Feb 22, 2012, 11:02 AM
Feb 2012

but it wasn't said in a fashionista way. it was said through the clinton vs obama campaign and was a reference to that. i do think clinton had a lot of misogyny to deal with.

obamanut2012

(27,814 posts)
4. Because of the context of the quote, I also saw it as gender vs, race
Wed Feb 22, 2012, 11:29 AM
Feb 2012

I also don't think you have to give a mea culpa.

Tina Fey has also succeeded in a profession where women are uniformly scorned and mocked and kicked down the ladder, so I think what she said also came from that place.

Control-Z

(15,684 posts)
3. That is exactly how
Wed Feb 22, 2012, 11:24 AM
Feb 2012

I remember it too.

Stop n think

(10 posts)
5. Wasn't sure
Wed Feb 22, 2012, 11:30 AM
Feb 2012

First I had to look up mea culpa on accounta I aint got much book learnin. You gotta watch out when you read them studies especially if they don't say what your goin to the doctor for. 3 kinda lies- lies, damn lies and statistics. If ya wanna talk about disadvantaged groups being poor is at the very bottom, the only advantage a poor male has over a poor female is the ability to perform harder physical labor, add poor to black and they slip lower than the poor white female and you could go on and on about disadvantages but that just gives people the excuse to quit and justifies cynicism. My point there being, a dog that only has 3 legs does not know he has 3 legs, get's around fine and is just as happy as the one with four. But I don't expect the media to stop tellin the dog he has 3 leg's anytime soon.

Also, I heard Tina Fey wears glasses because her eyes are to pointy for contacts.

 

La Lioness Priyanka

(53,866 posts)
6. if you think women as a group are disadvantaged over men
Wed Feb 22, 2012, 11:32 AM
Feb 2012

i think you should question why your in the feminist & diversity forum

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