How The Colonial History of Hypersexualization Obscures the Possibility of Black Asexuality
Black asexuals deserve to have more visibility and clarity, and Black people deserve to embrace our sexualities outside of the confines of prescribed hypersexualization. This essay contains discussions of sexual and reproductive violences, and racist fetishization "Western social thought associates Blackness
How The Male Gaze Sabotages ‘Euphoria’
'Euphoria' became dependent on hypersexualizing female characters and weakened their storylines. This essay contains minor spoilers for HBO’s "Euphoria" By Melanie Ojwang HBO's new hit series “Euphoria" has been lauded by many for its structural creativity and its genuine, but explicit, view into