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Finally, the homosexual nature of Luke's s/m bondage does not only function in Incidents to lessen the risk of exposure for black women (protecting the frail possibility of virtuousness on their parts), but also calls attention to the illegitimacy of master-slave relations overall. There is a commercial upside to such virtuousness, in reduced running costs and low staff turnover, but it also acts as a powerful retort to lowest common denominator impulses and instincts. Many women who "are totally deaf, dumb, blind, and utterly senseless to any sexual animation," she continued, often "take a forlorn pride in assuming [this] to be the summit of chastity and the height of virtuousness. |
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