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* ''Theatre/{{Hair}}'' has a song called "Black Boys/White Boys" where two groups of girls - one white, one black - sing about how black boys and white boys (respectively) turn them on. The song is so very obviously about heterosexual race fetishism that it becomes very easy to overlook the fact that the song is ''also'' about homosexuality (with added Race Fetish) in the army: The male white officers agreeing with the white women that the black boys are delicious like chocolate, and the black officers agreeing with the black women about how kissable the white men are. By making the fetishism a mutual affair, the song makes clear that it's not about racism or sexism. Also, the focus on shallow beauty/sexyness is done in such a way that it sends an anti-racist message: The difference between races is a shallow difference, merely a matter of how you look. And in the end, each of us is lovable and beautiful to someone.
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* ''Theatre/{{Hair}}'' has a song couple of songs called "Black Boys/White Boys" and "White Boys" where two groups of girls - one white, one black - sing about how black boys and white boys (respectively) turn them on. The song is so very obviously about heterosexual race fetishism that it becomes very easy to overlook the fact that the song is ''also'' about homosexuality (with added Race Fetish) in the army: The male white officers agreeing with the white women that the black boys are delicious like chocolate, and the black officers agreeing with the black women about how kissable the white men are. By making the fetishism a mutual affair, the song makes clear that it's not about racism or sexism. Also, the focus on shallow beauty/sexyness is done in such a way that it sends an anti-racist message: The difference between races is a shallow difference, merely a matter of how you look. And in the end, each of us is lovable and beautiful to someone.
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* And played extremely straight in [[https://reductress.com/post/i-loooove-black-men-thats-why-i-participate-in-the-historically-racist-and-demeaning-practice-of-hypersexualizing-them/this one]].
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* And played extremely straight in [[https://reductress.com/post/i-loooove-black-men-thats-why-i-participate-in-the-historically-racist-and-demeaning-practice-of-hypersexualizing-them/this com/post/i-loooove-black-men-thats-why-i-participate-in-the-historically-racist-and-demeaning-practice-of-hypersexualizing-them/ this one]].
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* And played extremely straight in [[https://reductress.com/post/i-loooove-black-men-thats-why-i-participate-in-the-historically-racist-and-demeaning-practice-of-hypersexualizing-them/this one]].
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** In ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', it would not take a tremendous leap of the imagination to conclude that the Cardassian Gul Dukat has a somewhat creepy fetish for [[RubberForeheadAliens Bajoran]] women. The creepiness comes from the fact that the Cardassians were occupying Bajor at the time, and that he would have been perfectly able to shoot any of them in the head with no consequences if they turned him down, and that all of them were quite aware of it. Some of his detractors suggest that [[SexSlave this was his real fetish]], rather than anything special to do with Bajorans. Although, even when he does not directly control Bajor anymore, he's clearly still obsessed with the planet and its people, continuing to seek out Bajoran women to romance. With the exception of his Cardassian wife, who is occasionally mentioned but never shown onscreen, the only women we see him involved with or interested in are Bajoran.
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** In ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', it would not take a tremendous leap of the imagination to conclude that the Cardassian [[Characters/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineGulDukat Gul Dukat Dukat]] has a somewhat creepy fetish for [[RubberForeheadAliens Bajoran]] women. The creepiness comes from the fact that the Cardassians were occupying Bajor at the time, and that he would have been perfectly able to shoot any of them in the head with no consequences if they turned him down, and that all of them were quite aware of it. Some of his detractors suggest that [[SexSlave this was his real fetish]], rather than anything special to do with Bajorans. Although, even when he does not directly control Bajor anymore, he's clearly still obsessed with the planet and its people, continuing to seek out Bajoran women to romance. With the exception of his Cardassian wife, who is occasionally mentioned but never shown onscreen, the only women we see him involved with or interested in are Bajoran.
