Fetishization

Her “Reinas” series imagined both herself and her family as queens, inspired by a rejection of racial fetishization as well as a celebration of her identity as a woman of color.

It’s a song of rebellion against the West’s infatuation and fetishization of the military, guns, and societal control.

Rena M. Heinrich, an assistant professor at USC, said in the video that hypersexualization contributes to Asian fetishization, which has led to sexual assault against APIDA people.

Beavers, here acting as curator, made her name with her bold, ironic and thickly textured paintings inspired by the fetishization of the body and its extensions that social media makes continuous.

The hubristic, radical autonomy implicit to the exponents of the “free birth” movement is not a proper “return to nature,” as they have branded themselves, but a fetishization of chaos made plausible by the betrayals of modern medicine.

The burnout experienced by millennials is textured by how we interact with digital technologies, and some of our ideas about work and the fetishization of overwork.

While most of us are aware of anti-Semitism as the blatant hatred of Jews, it’s also important to know about its ugly cousins: and fetishization.

But it’s impossible to ignore the two elephants in this room: The fetishization of white male toxicity and car culture.

I think this is THE MOMENT for conservatives to question what John Paul II called “economism”, or the fetishization of unrestrained capitalism.

It’s aboutexploitation and profit, about the fetishization of black bodies and the indignities of code-switching, about giving up your dignity and trying to find love.

Violence done by those lower on the hierarchy to those higher is unthinkable, and when it does occur is regarded with shock, horror, and the fetishization of the victims.