Harper's BAZAARさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Harper's BAZAARInstagram)「“‘Selena: The Series’ finds itself at a very different cultural crossroads since the initial biopic, and fan reactions have been lukewarm. In an effort to connect to wider audiences, Selena and Southeast Texas are nearly unrecognizable, proving Hollywood, and the country at large, still have no idea who Latinos are,” writes Vanessa Angelica Villarreal (@VV_angelica) in an essay for BAZAAR. “In order for Latinx culture to be represented legibly, it is often portrayed in a vacuum, centering light-skinned Mestizxs or white Latinxs as its default representatives. As Selena becomes more of a Latinx commodity, she becomes the symbol of assimilation and erasure rather than a cultural rarity in her specific context, her story told over and over again as the only Mexican-American, Spanish-language, bicultural pop star ever to break into the mainstream.” At the link in our bio, read more about the singer’s complex identity and her widespread influences from Black culture.」12月13日 2時58分