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Jennifer Lopez&#039;s music video for &quot;I Luh Ya Papi&quot; retaliates against male objectification of women by featuring muscular, scantily clad men. But rather than bringing a solution to sexualized objectification, the video only perpetuates it further. (Courtesy of Capitol Records)

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Second Take: Objectification in Jennifer Lopez&#8217;s music video perpetuates issue

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It has become somewhat “vogue” to be a feminist lately. After Beyoncé’s self-titled album was released last December along with music videos such as “Partition” and “Drunk in Love,” although it sells sex more than feminism, the trend started.

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Second Take: Objectification in Jennifer Lopez’s music video perpetuates issue

By Casey Kovarik

June 29, 2014 7:12 p.m.