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People will continue to debate the racial and sexual politics of Mapplethorpe's portraits: Does his "fetishistic" focus on the massive genitals of his black subjects propagate insidious stereotypes of black male sexuality?

Archive 2009-07-01 2009

People will continue to debate the racial and sexual politics of Mapplethorpe's portraits: Does his "fetishistic" focus on the massive genitals of his black subjects propagate insidious stereotypes of black male sexuality?

Mark Steyn's white pride 2009

“Pratchett knows what the smart set say about him, and ruefully accepts that the kind of fetishistic following enjoyed by J K Rowling, whose sales he rivals, will never be his.”

You had a baby. - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008

The first category is the most common and is, I expect, what you identify as 'fetishistic'.

Good Fanfic? Jaime J. Weinman 2007

I guess it started with Playboy and the Barbie twins, but it comes of that same kind of fetishistic, you know, Maxim magazine.

CNN Transcript Jun 5, 2003 2003

But he is also insistent that the West and its "fetishistic" headlines have inaccurately projected its antitotalitarian ideal onto a dissident movement that did not represent "a rejection of the Islamic regime altogether," and which, after all, is named for the color of Islam.

NYT > Home Page By MARC TRACY 2011

But he is also insistent that the West and its "fetishistic" headlines have inaccurately projected its antitotalitarian ideal onto a dissident movement that did not represent "a rejection of the Islamic regime altogether," and which, after all, is named for the color of Islam.

NYT > Home Page By MARC TRACY 2011

Mark Trail is stuck in a 1950's aesthetic with some kind of fetishistic determination, but nobody, nobody, NOBODY still has a lamp like the one next to Cherry.

Baltiblogs comics 2010

I realize, in some ways, it's kind of fetishistic thing to associate the presentation of music with the presentation and packaging.

PopMatters 2009

This fetishistic oath, seemingly sworn and signed in blood, has kept the Republicans from saying "yes" to President Obama's offer for raising the nation's debt ceiling -- a deal that would whack some $4 trillion dollars from the national deficit.

Fernando Espuelas: Why Republicans Can't Say Yes to Obama Fernando Espuelas 2011