Seriously they knew he might be doing this and they didn’t give him a partner or have someone tail him?? Heck I’d sue them too

I’d sue their union, the pension fund, and any relatable things which would more penalize the officers then the community at large. Suing the city doesn’t hurt these scumbags.

Dammit! This breaks my heart because Dolly is flawless (and #flawless) (and a #bossbitch) and I wanted it not to suck. At least I can listen to my girl Parton’s greatest hits on Spotify all day to feel better.

I can’t tell you it will never happen—look what happens on college campuses. My guess is that there will be a steep learning curve for everyone, and over time the organization will find ways to adapt.

My female friends in the military would take a bullet to save one of their fellow soldier/sailors. I have no doubt of this. These same women are whip-smart, super strong, and total badasses.

Elite soldiers, survivors—nay, conquerors—of the most grueling training and conditions known to man, primed and ready like the finest well-oiled weapons ever devised by man to hunt down and kill anyone at a moment’s notice... And they can’t help tripping over their own fucking feet at the merest sight of a woman.

I’ve never been in the military, but I have been a lifeguard. I can drag a 280 pound guy no problem, while simultaneously stabilizing his neck to prevent spinal cord injuries.

“As for the concerns regarding mental toughness and possible romantic entanglements: fuck off, entitled gross dudes.”

As I was reading this article I turned to my coworker, exasperated, and ranted about the exact same thing. How about you guys just choose not to be assholes and cheat on your wives or sexually harass…

“Most of the respondents were young, white married men who are worried that the presence of women in their small teams could create complications in their home life, sexual harassment or affairs. They believe the risk could affect the family-like trust of the group.”

I can understand somewhat the initial concern about physical strength but this is negated by the mandatory requirements. Aka if she can meet the physical strength required, then she has every right to be there.

18...out of 36. Don’t get me wrong I’m glad he’s been found guilty at all. I had my doubts the jury would do the right thing . I know there’s some nuance here about why he was found guilty of only half of his charges that I’m probably missing. I just would’ve preferred to hear “guilty on ALL counts”. Still, watching…

rarely do i take pleasure in someone else’s visible suffering, but this piece of fucking basura deserves everything coming to him. just can’t believe the outcome; a former white cop, an all-white jury, and (as you say) the brave women who are the most vulnerable in our society did not inspire confidence in our fucked…

Watching that monster cry and shake was the closest thing to any kind of justice I’ve felt in a long while. Fuck him and may the brave women who shared their stories find peace.

song is very annoying

Uh yeah.

Weird how?

Like, I kind of agree but I’m wondering if people who find it a little creepy have different reasons than I do. For me, I’m squicked out by the relentless insistence on sexualizing a woman at every stage of her life, *even* when she’s about to birth another human. Like...can we catch a break for five…

I hated “All of Me” from the moment I heard it.

I guess I’m naive but I didn’t think her speech at the time was excluding any women. I though it was a speech that brought attention to the wage gap of all women especially in her industry in which she is involved and knows first hand. Why does she now need to clarify her statements? Who is actually calling her out…

It was such a short amount of time, not to mention with the excitement of winning an Academy Award, for women to jump down her throat the way they did. Nobody should assume the worst at all times. The message she sent was powerful and necessary on basically highly watched show. And she has tried to make up for it.