Typecasting: Racialized Masculinity and the Romance of Resistance

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I completely agree with most content of the article. Racial discrimination in terms of relationships is a contemporary issue in contemporary society. Lutero justifies the theory since he tries to fashion himself but could not get any client. Racial discrimination is rampant, and people of color find it difficult to resolve specific romantic issues. It is absurd that race determines love, which should be addressed willingly and out of the heart. To make it worst, the type of love that Lutero offers is financially based and should not be supported by any factor. I agree with the article since racial discrimination is taking a different shape and should be scrutinized to limit generational problems in the future. The article shows that Lutero cannot find any client regardless of the different symbols he uses to show love, including fashions and changing masculinity. Instead, the client goes for the white individuals (Reid-Pharr). These actions, in my opinion, are unpalatable since we live in a democratic country, and love or any love activity should not be based on race. It means that the world is taking a different shape and future generations are likely to have issues with romance.
Additionally, I also agree that the article links poverty and romance issues. Two major essential elements that shape discrimination are race and class divisions. The article divides the community into the lower, middle, and upper classes, the core strategies, and the basics of class division. Furthermore, the article correlates the identified subdivisions into ro...