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| − | Categorism focused on targeting people who are deemed as “dressing provocatively” or otherwise deviate from traditional ideals of chastity. Typically targeting women only, making it a combination of [[misogyny]] [[ | + | Categorism focused on targeting people who are deemed as “dressing provocatively” or otherwise deviate from traditional ideals of chastity. Typically targeting women only, making it a combination of [[misogyny]] and [[paraphobia]]. Often used as synonymous with [[whore-stigma]], although the connotations can also be a bit different. (In Swedish: slutshaming) |
This is an [[intersectional focus]] [[foci of categorism|of categorism]]. | This is an [[intersectional focus]] [[foci of categorism|of categorism]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:03, 4 September 2014
Categorism focused on targeting people who are deemed as “dressing provocatively” or otherwise deviate from traditional ideals of chastity. Typically targeting women only, making it a combination of misogyny and paraphobia. Often used as synonymous with whore-stigma, although the connotations can also be a bit different. (In Swedish: slutshaming)
This is an intersectional focus of categorism.
