More than anything I'm just embarrassed for you MRA's, you sure do bring the cringe factor. Poor dinosaur.

Many American women did.

Go back to the Daily Mail.

I'd like women to stop bearing the brunt of the patriarchal objectification. I'm actively embarrassed for those of you who lack basic critical awareness to make this distinction.

Because anyone who is a muppet enough to assert that men and women experience similar levels of objectification deserves to be ridiculed. Get a fucking clue.

Man she's genuinely nuts, as an Irish expat I only hope she's from Dublin, Ohio.

Yeah, where is the dreaded rosiedublin?

Really well said.

She's so very, very ...white.

It would be inappropriate in any context but particularly so given the historic reduction of women to their appearance by a patriarchal system .

Were they made by people in an official capacity? Men have not suffered under patriarchal rule that sees women's value in their appearance/body/reproductive function alone. Seriously, get a clue.

Ahhhhhhhhh where's that from I love it.

OMG what a beautiful story. Did you ever get to thank her? I want to send her a big bunch of flowers. There's so many fantastic teachers that make such a difference to people's lives.

So you are completely devoid of empathy despite the fact that you yourself are suffering crippling student debt. Jesus christ you should ask for your money back because college hasn't helped your critical faculties one iota.

A really important point, I'm relieved to see it. Thank you.

Not everyone has the option of going to college. Jesus, you didn't learn much there, did you?

Indeed, the Obama apologetics is astounding. But the internalised sexism of so many commenters on this post is incredibly disheartening.

From your comments it is evident that you completely lack any modicum of critical awareness. It' sad really.

Your inability to understand the relevance of context is astounding.

Show me one example where the POTUS or someone similarly powerful made a comment that objectified ANY of these men. On your second point, have you ever read any theory at all about feminism, any?