This is such an incredible cover. I keep coming back to it and staring at it, and I have to remind myself that this isn’t even all of the women who accused him. And the looks of determination on their faces...this needs to be in front of everyone who had the nerve to defend this monster.

I could only read some of the stories. It just got too...uncomfortable and depressing and scary. And then this comment from one of my closest friends:

Very very funny (Also, read as headline as BIs-on-sefies. Or as we call it, Saturday night.)

psst - I think that by applauding him we are also tacitly encouraging other men to be more open about their feminism.

Feminists look goooooooood.

LMAO “WEASLEY GHOST WITH SPATTERGROIT”

I would argue that one without Gus would be lacking...

No such thing as a bad Psych gif

I for one am shocked, shocked that really rich white people are making something about themselves. Oh wait, never mind, that’s the essence of rich white people culture

Ed’s quote: “The Minaj point is a bit redundant.”

I feel like Taylor Swift is now one of the most defensive people on the planet. she insured her legs, got parody videos taken down from youtube, she bought domain names like taylorswift.porn a, removed all her music from spotify and wrote a open letter to apple and is trying to copyright “this sick beat”

Look at the white woman making it about her.... So adorable.

Flagged them instead. It’s a form of hate speech to deny blatant racism is at work. It has the same smell as holocaust denial: racist propaganda.

“We still have not moved past the 1960s 1860s.” Fixed.

Where are you getting that quote?

I say this without a shred of irony or sarcasm: when are white men going to stand up and pressure each other to get themselves under control?

The garter thing, or the groom getting wasted at his own wedding??

The cake smashing is the one I can’t deal with. It comes across, to me, as either a dick move on an unsuspecting partner or a weird exercise in latent hostility.