Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 17,Útgáfa 21995 |
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... African - American women absent from these discourses about eat- ing disorders ? " Diverse students , friends , and colleagues with whom I discussed the topic concluded that black women do not " get " eating disorders . Two of my ...
... African - American women absent from these discourses about eat- ing disorders ? " Diverse students , friends , and colleagues with whom I discussed the topic concluded that black women do not " get " eating disorders . Two of my ...
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... Black community . . . " ( 78 ) . Whereas Chernin and Orbach see pressure on middle - class white women to be thin as a form of cultural gynophobia , Powers views the lack of this pressure ... African - American women such 104 Discourse 17.2.
... Black community . . . " ( 78 ) . Whereas Chernin and Orbach see pressure on middle - class white women to be thin as a form of cultural gynophobia , Powers views the lack of this pressure ... African - American women such 104 Discourse 17.2.
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... African - American women to appropriate discourses which originated via the inscription of their oppression . Can there exist an “ anorexic ” or “ bulimic " black woman ? Can there exist a Caucasian crack baby ? Or is the former ...
... African - American women to appropriate discourses which originated via the inscription of their oppression . Can there exist an “ anorexic ” or “ bulimic " black woman ? Can there exist a Caucasian crack baby ? Or is the former ...
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