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conjures the picture of the Minotaur (the bull in front) in a threatening pose, maybe a metaphor for rape.
conjures the picture of the Minotaur (the bull in front) in a threatening pose, maybe a metaphor for rape.
i was absolutely expecting it to be like thatSurprised at all the yes votes
Dont assume the bull or sculptor's gender you racist bigot.Fearless girl is a different topic altogether imo.
it should be moved, but obviously not torn down. I say that because the force of the image comes largely from the bull, which is another's man's work and expression. And this little bronze bit of corporate advertising changes, dare I say usurps, the meaning of the bull's sculptor, who produced his image at personal expense.
well, excuse my english, it is not my primary language."an european"
Yes tear everything down! Burn this country to the ground and maybe SJWs will finally be at peace, or are they triggered by that too?
I am watching this latest american hysteria about tearing down all sorts of statues. i see many arguments being thrown around for the removal of a lot of historical monuments in the US. Given that the are only a limited number of confederate statues to be torn down, i believe the force of this latest movement will reach other monuments as well, that might be seen as uncomfortable/triggering for certain people.
In this context, there are people that might argue that the Fearless Girl statue presents an unfair image of young girls, meaning thin, with facial characteristics that leave out a significant portion of the population, wearing clothers that are clearly derived from the oppressive patriarchal model, and, for the people that read books, conjures the picture of the Minotaur (the bull in front) in a threatening pose, maybe a metaphor for rape.
What do you guys think? i am an European, curios about your answers.
thanks.
Fearless girl is a different topic altogether imo.
it should be moved, but obviously not torn down.
Funny how feminism gets thrust into everything, including things that really don’t ha e much to do with it.I don't like it because it changes the meaning of the bull statue
The bull represents a thriving economy, American growth and good times.
Adding the girl makes it seem sinister or bad