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Miss Rep reports on the rampant sexism displayed at CES

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Click here to let Spencer’s know you’re #NotBuyingIt

We’re NOT BUYING Spencer’s series of offensive and misogynistic t-shirts. 

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missrep: Click here to let Spencer’s know you’re #NotBuyingIt We’re NOT BUYING Spencer’s series of offensive and misogynistic t-shirts. 
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Announcing the 2012 Name It. Change It. Awards for Most Sexist Media Coverage

Thanks Melissa for another great video!

 ‎”If you look closely at this new musical trend – which includes young, pretty, mostly white women singing the praises of drunken debauchery and questionable sex acts (“Questionable” because of the circumstances surrounding them, not because of the acts themselves.) what you notice is that the “empowerment” that it is selling (that women have gained sexual equality with men) might not be so empowering” - Social Action Rep Melissa Fabello 


What’s your take?

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Via Miss Representation - #NotBuyingIt: Solar Company Advertises “Nice Rack” Party
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Go Daddy fails to change their advertising

jadelyn:

alimarko:

stfusexists:

newsweek:

nwkarchivist:

Who Ate It Better, 2003 vs. 2012??

You decide. 

Oh great, we’re objectifying women with asparagus now. It’s really good for you, it tastes great, and it doesn’t resemble genitalia - and yet Newsweek has still managed to do it somehow.

The newsweek tumblr answered my ask about the asparagus cover.

Welp. Non-apology and tone policing. Thanks, Newsweek.

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jadelyn: alimarko: stfusexists: newsweek: nwkarchivist: Who Ate It Better, 2003 vs. 2012?? You decide.  Oh great, we’re objectifying women with asparagus now. It’s really good for you, it tastes great, and it doesn’t resemble genitalia - and yet Newsweek has still managed to do it somehow. The newsweek tumblr answered my ask about the asparagus cover. Welp. Non-apology and tone policing. Thanks, Newsweek.