A Scottish women’s charity said Carpenter’s new album cover evokes “tired tropes” of women being “possessions,” while fans have defended her cover as satirical commentary on sexism.
did “hey let’s eat irish babies” do anything over there or is swift’s only legacy being used as a school lesson? they skipped the part where they should’ve told us if it made a difference.
Honestly have no idea, not one I’m an expert on. Perhaps? I wonder if the efficacy of this style of critique changes depending on society and media literacy rate. Probably? This would also be different historically I assume.
did “hey let’s eat irish babies” do anything over there or is swift’s only legacy being used as a school lesson? they skipped the part where they should’ve told us if it made a difference.
Honestly have no idea, not one I’m an expert on. Perhaps? I wonder if the efficacy of this style of critique changes depending on society and media literacy rate. Probably? This would also be different historically I assume.
yeah there are several sibling chains about riding the line of subtlety and i think that’s mostly a literacy issue.
The name “Vanessa” comes from a poem of his, but I don’t think that’s too relevant to his satire.
i also forgot about a bunch of stuff from gulliver’s travels, but byte-order conventions are probably not relevant either