I'd like non-Britons to comment on this, too, so let me give a very brief outline, in case you're one of the few people who are lucky enough to have never heard of CBB. It involved a few B-list celebrities, who agreed to spend a few weeks in a house, live on camera. The latest series was generally perceived as boring, except for a dislike that three British, female contestants had for an Indian contestant (a Bollywood star, Shilpa), which led to allegations of bullying and racism.
The Bollywood star is an example of how women used to be in the West: old-fashioned, unreconstructed, feminine, flirtatious, coy about sex, classy, etc.
The three bullies, on the other hand are post-feminist, sexually liberated, careerist, with a conspicuous lack of subtlety or tact.
What I'd like to ask is, is the typical, post-feminist woman a disappointment?
(Unfair to use the two examples above only, as Shilpa is better than average for an old-fashioned gal; and the terrible trio are worse than avg.
2007-01-25
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