this song is just an excuse to call all women niggers; including black, irish and mexican women. ´woman is the nigger of the world´ is just a form of sexism/racism/classism
@sublime_10, you are applying contemporary societal consciousness to a moment in history when the "N" word was offensive, but not to the same degree it is today. Something is not sexist/racist/classism if the intention is to be liberate sexist, racial roles and classes in society. In tandem with this song, look at Imagine—it's a socialist view of how the world would be better if everyone were equal. You miss his point because you're viewing it in in a 21st century lens lacking circumstances.
@sublime_10, you are applying contemporary societal consciousness to a moment in history when the "N" word was offensive, but not to the same degree it is today. Something is not sexist/racist/classism if the intention is to be liberate sexist, racial roles and classes in society. In tandem with this song, look at Imagine—it's a socialist view of how the world would be better if everyone were equal. You miss his point because you're viewing it in in a 21st century lens lacking circumstances.
this song is just an excuse to call all women niggers; including black, irish and mexican women. ´woman is the nigger of the world´ is just a form of sexism/racism/classism
@sublime_10, you are applying contemporary societal consciousness to a moment in history when the "N" word was offensive, but not to the same degree it is today. Something is not sexist/racist/classism if the intention is to be liberate sexist, racial roles and classes in society. In tandem with this song, look at Imagine—it's a socialist view of how the world would be better if everyone were equal. You miss his point because you're viewing it in in a 21st century lens lacking circumstances.
@sublime_10, you are applying contemporary societal consciousness to a moment in history when the "N" word was offensive, but not to the same degree it is today. Something is not sexist/racist/classism if the intention is to be liberate sexist, racial roles and classes in society. In tandem with this song, look at Imagine—it's a socialist view of how the world would be better if everyone were equal. You miss his point because you're viewing it in in a 21st century lens lacking circumstances.