Jan. 27, 2015 Update: It's achingly sad that I can reprise my own prose about "meat marketing" women with gobsmacking sexualization and objectification commodifying bodies as edible objects to be … [Read more...]
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Raising Girls Amidst Meat Marketing: Carls Jr., Burger King Raunch
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