The Real Housewives of Dubai (2022) | How Woke Is It?

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The Real Housewives of Dubai2022

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What We Think

While not the wokest show out there, The Real Housewives of Dubai dabbles in modern identity trends and sidesteps meaningful engagement with both local culture and genuine value diversity. It’s less about ideology and more about flashy, Western-style drama.

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Compromised:Narrative Integrity

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The show focuses on affluent women in Dubai, often emphasizing surface-level drama over thoughtful character development. While identity and representation themes are present, they're not central to the series. Casting feels driven by flashy personalities and lifestyles more than ideological messaging, but modern identity boxes get checked along the way.

Compromised:Cultural Foundations

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Dubai's blend of tradition and modernity is present, but the series highlights Westernized luxury and individualism over local values or family traditions. Traditional roles receive little serious treatment, often traded for glitz and gossip, making the cultural backdrop more of a set piece than something meaningfully engaged with.

Compromised:Ideological Monoculture

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Alternative worldviews or more traditional perspectives are mostly absent or treated as behind-the-curve. There’s little wrestling with competing values, everyone seems on board with the lifestyle-first, identity-savvy approach. Dissent or diversity of thought takes a backseat to the show's predetermined social patterns.

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