For example, Shulamith Firestone, in her classic book The Dialectic of Sex, argued that "racism is sexism extended," and that the Black Power movement represented only sexist cooptation of Black women into a new kind of subservience to Black men.
One of Mr. Wheeldon's diversions is to have a woman bend over in her partner's arms and grip her ankles while walking forward: perhaps the grimmest new image of feminine subservience that ballet has seen in a long while.
As Britain distanced itself, over the course of the 1990s, from its historic ties with its former colonies in favour of a new and eager cultural subservience to the United States, there emerged a new fantasy of Britishness that was meant to echo an American's romantic notion of "England".
In this new family, subjugation and subservience is expected and obedience and control is demanded.
This new relationships is one of subservience and benign subordination.
He compared it with director Jean Cocteau's films and proposed different theories as to the plot of the video, including ode to old and new Hollywood and a satire of "corporate subservience".
Moreover, his lavish creations of new peers and, later in his reign, his subservience to various recently ennobled favourites loosened his hold upon the House of Lords.
Rather than elevating service jobs or spreading happiness through genteel subservience, the Chinese butler phenomenon seems as likely to promote new shades of class-consciousness in the intensely aspirational New China.
Political colonialism is now a thing of the past, but under the new FSB guidelines, nations can still be held in feudalistic subservience to foreign masters.
We need a new foreign policy which is based on fundamental British interests, not subservience to the US, particularly over the middle east.
