When these sexist morons went ahead and claimed that this beautiful sculpture of a woman ("The Forgotten Melody") stood as an epitome of Western Male Art; they were swiftly fact checked. Turns out the sculpture was in fact created and painted by, Luo Li Rong. Sucks to suck, Ivan.
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Radio Host @StefanMolyneux, met quite a bit of backlash on Twitter after tweeting out his incendiary thoughts on how women wearing lipstick is equivalent to men wearing "artificial erections" around the office. He proceeded to get absolutely told off on Twitter, by multiple people who felt it was necessary to address the ignorance head on. This gives off similar vibes to the guy on Twitter who asked what women will do with their lives if they live into their 80's without having kids.
Twitter user @Rich_Cooper really dug deep for this list of antagonizing BS. It's as if he pulled his list of 6 ways to keep a man, right out of the 1950s itself. If his goal was to piss of tons of people on Twitter, then mission accomplished. We pulled together some of the angriest reactions on Twitter.
in case anyone has forgotten what its like to be a female who plays overwatch (: pic.twitter.com/PlrdRCapoj
— Cupcake (@chassidykaye) July 9, 2019
Via @chassidykaye
While in the middle of an Overwatch game, female Twitch Streamer "Cupcake" or Chassidy Kaye found herself targeted by fellow gamers with misogynistic comments after asking them if she was the only one shooting the shield.
A ski resort in Australia is under fire from the Internet for allowing a banner to symbolize women being weaker skiers than men.
The sexist Toyota ad was first spotted by a Sydney woman named Romy Krassenstein who was skiing in Thedbo, Australia (yes there is snow in Australia).
Kids, mums and dads are ranked by the difficulty in the ad and PEOPLE ARE OUTRAGED!
Via UPROXX
DC Comics has been taking some heat from some licensed merchandise that suggest men are heroes, while women only date/marry/make sex for aforementioned heroes. With the comics industry already taking steps to improve representation for women and minorities, this is not a good time for poorly thought out clothing.
DC had this to say:
DC Comics is home to many of the greatest male and female Super Heroes in the world. All our fans are incredibly important to us, and we understand that the messages on certain t-shirts are offensive. We agree. Our company is committed to empowering boys and girls, men and women, through our characters and stories. Accordingly, we are taking a look at our licensing and product design process to ensure that all our consumer products reflect our core values and philosophy.
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