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Yes! And also the power of peer pressure when a social group has no tolerance for sexual assault. I think that hat makes se a husband I’ve difference in the lives of the writer and her assailant after the fact.

I’m assuming they like it, since my gay friends are the people I heard it from originally.

But doesn’t he usually leave if he sees a black person anyway?

You never know with such an obviously closeted gay guy. If you kneel before him, he might take it as an invitation.

So if I’m at an event and Pence is there, all I have to do to get him to leave is to kneel? Shouldn’t this be on Lifehacker?

Sometimes when I see ridiculous commercials, I try to imagine what that pitch meeting must have been like, and I feel like the phrase “protest is the new brunch” was uttered in this one.

I scored 7 on the list. Fortunately I think creationism is bullshit and I’m a dope smoking middle aged homo so the threat I pose is limited.

The issue I have with this is anyone I see who has affirmed they will be participating in a strike keeps saying they’ll be “taking the day off” which I take to mean they are using sick or vacation leave. That’s not really a strike. They’re notifying their employer of their intent, they’re being paid for their leave...

I think the best thing to do as an ally is to speak to the women around you and ask what you can do to support them striking.

Perhaps one way to be a good ally would be to set aside time on March 8 to reflect on all the ways that you see women work—-paid or unpaid, and especially emotional/affective labor—-and how you can help break down traditional gendered labor roles.

I asked this same thing the last time there was an article on this. I was told to join in with the strike and not go to work, and also to go to work and act completely normal, and also to go to work and discuss women’s issues with a dude.

FWIW, my husband stayed home with our sick toddler so that I could march.

I came home from the march and my partner had done all the dishes, finished putting away the christmas decorations, dragged the gnarly-ass tree down to the curb and then vacuumed the front stairs and entryway, vacuumed/mopped the entire house (all hardwood floors), and looked after our special-needs 6 year old all

For fucks sakes.

From Los Angeles - “When they go low, we go bitch” is my favorite one. Plus the angry uterus. FUCK YES!

My fav

My fav in Austin.