Welcome to “The Cut,” a video series that promotes a safe space and a platform for students of color at Quinnipiac University to share their thoughts with each other as well as faculty and staff mentors.
In this episode the students discuss sexual liberation in mainstream music.
Joining this episode of "The Cut" are:
Don Sawyer, Vice President for Equity and Inclusion
Symone Foster '22
Kenneth Espinal '21
Sade Jean-Jacques, Associate Director for Multicultural Education
Esau Greene '21
Filmed September 2020
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00:00 What is sexual liberation in mainstream music?
01:54 Is "WAP" by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion a political statement?
03:23 "WAP" from the male perspective
5:10 How do we talk about sexual liberation with our children?
6:20 Trying to see things from a different perspective
8:16 What do we say to those who see "WAP" as a political statement?
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