feminism

33 examples of men writing about women and not getting it right. Not at all.

And here are another forty four examples of more bad ways men wrote about women.

Simply because they are women...Can you imagine? 

Now, different fan bases on twitter are reacting to the censored albums on social media.

Yikes. Planetary Scientist, Dr. Lauren Mc Keown, shared an short and painful conversation she had on the dating app Hinge. The man who messaged Dr. Mc Keown seemed to have a strong opening line, bringing up how incredibly cool it was that she works at NASA (and honestly, it literally can't get any cooler than that), but soon ruins any chance being demeaning her intelligence and assuming she's the receptionist. 

Excuse me? 

Even though he 'claims' it was a joke, we totally stand behind Dr. Mc Keown's response. 

One of the worlds national treasures, Keanu Reeves, can do no wrong! Fans have taken notice on social media that when Reeves is taking a photo with a fan (mostly women), he respects their personal space and simply hovers his hand and never touches their person. This here is a true gentleman.  

When twitter user @everywhereist suggested there should be a female joker, some people just loved the idea while some men were going crazy and came right for her, claiming her idea is ridiculous and horrid. To be honest, it doesn't sound like a bad idea to us. 

Seriously, WTF? Someone actually took the time and sat there to edit out all the women, people of color, and LGBTQ+ scenes in Endgame. How petty can you be? And apparently, fragile white males are eagerly downloading this torrent. #WhiteFragilityIsReal 

Happy International Women's Day! Take a moment to reflect and appreciate all the incredible women around the world and in your life! Check out how the day is being celebrated around the globe:

A cartoon has been making rounds in the Twitterverse and for all the right reasons. Businessman and Indian billionaire Anand Mahindra tweeted this comic and it has opened many people's eyes. 

Brazilian artist, Carol Rosetti, offers the opportunity to make a statement that goes beyond the limitations of verbal communication. By making  it a life purpose to empower women by art, her advises make their way into our hearts with such simple yet awesome illustrations, that you won't believe your eyes. Rossetti's images are beautiful feminist statements about freedom, from body positivity to aging to sexuality.

If you know your friends are in full support of feminism, tag them in these memes and spread the love, y'all. Via: Petty Mayo

The comic was created by Nick Yaffe from CollegeHumour who took the idea of gender equality, ridiculed it and sparked a lot of controversy.