The artists, Plastic Jesus and Joshua "Ginger" Monroe, wanted to make a statement days before the Oscars.
sexual harassment
On Thursday, November 9th, the NYT published a disturbing article that exposed several allegations of gross sexual misconduct on the part of comedian, Louis C.K. The buildup to the expose being released Thursday, resulted in Louis C.K. cancelling the premiere of his movie, "I Love You Daddy", which depicted an affair between a 17-year-old girl and a damn 68-year-old man. You've gotta be kidding me, man. Following the article being published, women everywhere started coming forward to share their own troubling experiences being victims of sexual misconduct.
What fresh hell is this? In a bold move to address the sexual deviants, gropers, spineless and immoral cretins that have been harassing women on subways throughout Mexico; we've come across one of the most wildly unconventional sexual harassment campaigns, I've ever damn well laid eyes on. Underneath the newly dildo-outfitted subway seats are signs that read, "It's uncomfortable to sit here, but it doesn't compare with the sexual violence that women suffer in their everyday lives."
Officials additionally released campaign video showing the seats in action (or not, to be accurate); and based off the sheer number of uncomfortable dudes that actively avoided said seats...you could say the campaign has been a success thus far.
All Samantha Mawdsley did was post a review to a restaurant in Manchester.
"I've read about these mystical happenings but since I've been in a loving, pre-Tinder, three-year relationship, I never thought I'd witness the horror first hand. My initial thought was to ignore it, as we females are taught from such a young age. But... Nah! I decided to mess with him and call him out on all his ridiculous behaviors and double standards."
Metro used well placed emojis to avoid NSFW complications.
