Millions of men—young and old, crippled and able, free and bond—have dedicated themselves to the rigorous study of the fine arts. From a purely visual standpoint, these arts reach their apex in the physical geometry of women.
If women’s bodies were not shining examples of aesthetic supremacy, then feminine allure would not be commodified to the extent that it has been. No group of women over the last 500 years have been abused for the sake of erotic commerce like Black women have.
