Emmys 2016 winners so far:
Jill Soloway - openly queer
Kate McKinnon - openly queer
Sarah Paulson - openly queer
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Emmys 2016 winners so far:
Jill Soloway - openly queer
Kate McKinnon - openly queer
Sarah Paulson - openly queer

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Anyway...Emmy Award Winning Jill Soloway is one of my heroes
They got me fucking shook with these winners. I didn’t think Kate was going to win, now they gave the comedy directing award to the same queer woman two years in a row. I’m SHOOK.
But it doesn’t matter, really, whether the film is feminist or not, it matters that what they cut is the one sex scene where she’s getting the oral sex! It’s about female pleasure making people uncomfortable, it’s insane. Particularly when you think about how much misogyny makes it through in other movies, how much violence, too. Is it weird that I even want affirmative action or reparations that reward women filmmakers for taking the risks of expressing authentic sexuality? I’m so mad that I was raised on the highly commercial, misogynistic characterizations of sexual women as disposable sluts or props for a man’s storyline, yet if I try to disrupt that portrayal, I have to minimize the parts that are “uncomfortable.” Uncomfortable for whom?
Why Did “Wolf of Wall Street” Get a Pass From the MPAA, When Feminist Films Don’t? A Conversation With Jill Soloway