The politics of culture - Part 2 by Neil Vodavzny Let’s talk lesbian, one of my favourite sexes. Why that should be I don’t know, but suspect is to do with strength, the Wonder Woman syndrome. Their strength endears them to me and, since I tend to like women more than men as a sex, that might be it. Whatever, it’s far from Freud, just being honest: sexuality is a type of honesty, like race, which is what I like about this website. My approach to the two is virtually the same: being allowed to speak our minds does not imply a racially-charged atmosphere. Let me quote something from Damian Thompson quoting Peter Whittle of NCF (with approval) in The Telegraph:
So, to be Right and acceptable you have to lie, according to Thompson. Unacceptable. Race is not something to be sneezed at, but an integral part of what makes being human interesting. This is mainly about Lesbos, so let’s start with Tanita Tikaram, of Twist In My Sobriety. All the guys cited here have a type of flamboyance which is pretty obviously a facet of their sexuality. The lyrics to Good Tradition (from debut album “Ancient Heart”) have a folk-ish flavour – love/hate, fire/rain:
..and, if you check the video, I reckon there’s also a type of vulnerability. This is pretty interesting but, giving Kate Bush a brief cameo, she is often called the shy, retiring sort. The lyrics here refer to childhood, dreams and fantasies, and there’s a clear parallel with Bush of the Wuthering Heights era growing up in an old farmhouse and dreaming. Being odd or heightened in some way is to be an outsider, as well as a creative artist. Now, we are “allowed” to talk sex, but ethnicity is just as interesting. Bush is the spawn of an Irish folk-dancing mother. Tikaram is Fijian. In the video her eyebrows are wriggling around in a thoroughly interesting fashion. This could be a mixture of being macho, along with the ethnic allure of her physiognomy. Ethnicity is intrinsically interesting (witness Gaugin), and anyone who says we can’t make such observations is risking a race war; we can’t all be metro-racial egalitarians, or is that the agenda? If so, Thompson is an English fool. Next up is Linda Perry of What’s Up? She’s another outspoken outsider, more or less giving up fame (if not fortune) on her debut album “In Flight”, featuring one of the great, lethargic anthems of modern ennui, Fill Me Up. Her ethnicity is Portuguese, and an enlightening comparison might be with Katy Perry who is Anglo-American. Her pop output is “crap” according to the other Perry, which may not be entirely fair, but the bland, middle-of-the-road type for sure. Both Perry’s make a lot of money, but only one is an outsider and a straight talker. This song could be written yesterday (or tomorrow). Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson is another interesting character, again much more flamboyant than her dull-looking Labour counterpart Johann Lamont. The former kick-boxer is finally edging into the Scottish mainstream with her light-on-the-feet dabbling round the knee-jerk insults of SNP Mafiosi. Finally, poet Edith Sitwell was from an ancient, aristocratic Yorkshire family, claiming Plantagenet descent. Her poem Polka:
... was adapted by fellow Yorkie Patrick Woodroffe. It has to be said that both these artists are of Yorkshire descent, and can’t possibly be metro-racial. No more than can the Brontes, who were of Irish descent. This is a cultural matter: that is to say, race is a cultural matter. No one can prevent us speaking about ethnicity unless they intend to destroy us culturally. If so, that is race-war. Another interesting observation is that Woodroffe’s illustration of Sitwell’s poem very obviously depicts a white woman as Crusoe’s “dream fantasy. Very likely this was his subconscious being honest, expressing a preference, or prejudice if you prefer. This type of fantasy art works off instinct and emotion, not conscious thought, so whatever the psyche likes gets depicted, simple as that. Similarly, it would be impossible to deny the racial/sexual allure of Rossetti’s pre-Raphaelite woman. These types of ethno/sexual observations have a much wider significance. Race and sex are so intimately tied-up together, being able to discuss one without the other twists society, and any discussion is twisted from the outset toward a metro-racial future of multiculturalism, or culture with a small c. The Western tradition has to allow artistic prejudice because anything else is closing the creative process to observation. How is it that “elite” scientists are able to observe nature, while we can’t observe human nature? Comments:2
Posted by DanielS on Mon, 14 Apr 2014 16:54 | # It is better to be a former carpet-muncher than a former mud-shark. 3
Posted by Mick Lately on Wed, 16 Apr 2014 09:54 | # The Sundance crowd have been cheerleading new levels of Sapphic salaciousness as we are ushered towards the End of History: Blue is the Warmest Colour and Concussion being two examples that come to mind. By their pretentious titles shall you know their unlikelier and unlikelier, prurienter and prurienter pussy-on-pussy permutations. Tomorrow’s torpedoes may be sleeker still. 4
Posted by neil vodavzny on Wed, 16 Apr 2014 15:30 | # Should have said gay culture is not the issue, I’m espoucing creative outsiders or the big C Post a comment:
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