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The film is described as having had a profound effect on the representation of black people’s experiences of marginalisation and objectification.

From BBC

Grammatically speaking, I’ve contemplated the power of the closeup, both an objectification and a privilege.

Emma Beddington wrote that there is "plenty to horrify" in the series, including the physical toll on the team members' bodies, the "abysmal pay" and "the objectification".

From BBC

She also wrote “Sensual Faith: The Spiritual Art of Coming Back to Your Body,” a treatise on liberation from the sexual politics and objectification of Black women’s bodies in the church setting.

A lot of the faux-chivalrous condescension is being replaced with blunt malevolence and sexual objectification.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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