[ SECRET POST #2622 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2622 ⌋

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Comments

Re: what culture?

[(Anonymous)]

errm... excusez moi? I'm from a so called western culture and frequently pretty pissed at how american mainstream opinions on gender and feminism are forced on media and even academia in my country. no one cares that there is a completely different history of these things over here than in a culturally still pretty faraway US. (concerning nudity, for example. the connotations are hugely different.)
So please don't give me that western-culture-homogeneity vs. non-western-they're-oh-so-different stuff.

Re: what culture?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

You're right. There is variation between Western cultures, and I should have been more sensitive to that.

However, there is definitely more crossover between Western cultures than there is between Western and non-Western ones, and many attitudes viz. gender in Western societies overlap in way that they do not with non-Western societies.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that there are varying degrees of differentiation. American culture is not the same as Italian culture, but the two have far more in common than, say, Italian and Chinese culture.