His dumb environmental movie was also a sausage fest, and ironically in one of the few areas dominated by women, sustainability. I think it was 46 minutes in before they even briefly interviewed a woman scientist and they’d already highlighted over a hundred men scientists. It is misogyny infinite.

Heaven forbid we trust someone to act. No, we have to nearly kill her.

This is a movie no one asked for, and no one ever will, either. Just as he spit on Uma Thurman, he now spits on Sharon Tate, her family, and the La Biancas and Folgers et al.

21 year old me would be shocked—SHOCKED—that I’m saying this, but of course Leonardo has no problem with Tarantino’s mistreatment of women. He’s a card-carrying member of the “Women As Second Class Citizens...When They Aren’t Outright Objects” club.

yet there was no concern that it would cause real virgins?

This is what bothers me. I do not see myself as fat. However. I do not have that stomach. She is, objectively, not fat. She has kind of a round face, but she is pretty dang fit. I have zero interest in watching her being treated like a hideous monster because of how “ugly” and “fat” she is.

Yeah...I was thinking about this movie yesterday because my friend was banging on about it on social media. “Go see it with your girlfriends, take your daughters to see it...” Like really? Maybe take your daughter to see a movie that just portrays women being interesting and complex humans instead of another…

Thank you for articulating what bugged me about the trailer.

The thing that bothers me about this movie is that Amy’s character views herself as “fat” and “not fit”, in the trailer during the bikini contest she has a fit stomach, It’s flat and Inthink she may even have a two pack, no she’s not a size 2 but she actually has a very fit body, and viewers are supposed to view her…

Objectively, Amy is skinnier and fitter than most American women her age. It feels a little surreal thinking of this movie as empowering, when much of its target audience dreams of looking like Amy.

I actually rather liked the way that Adichie brought it up as a discussion point, talked about how it made her feel, and then handed over to Clinton to explain and talk through it. This led to an interesting discussion with valuable insights and I think that Clinton’s response was actually fantastic, whether she ends…

We worship men who ambitiously pursue their self-interests and careers, but all the great stuff women do doesn’t mean shit if they don’t also “value relationships.” Cure cancer, end world hunger — that’s nice, but did she ever find love?

Pretty rude but then Clinton is a public figure so the order in which she lists her roles might matter or mean something to more than just this writer.

I don’t value romantic relationships one bit and it DOES fucking matter if I get a big project or write a good book. Bite me, Barbara.

You can hate Bernie, but what did the clintons do for black people? Who is your alternative?

One day to counter almost 400 years of oppression? Damn, that Starbucks coffee is amazing.

Yes, this is definitely the moment in time to talk about how hard straight guys work during sex. I’m deeply grateful you brought this up! When else would we get a chance to talk about how straight men are doing all the sex right and straight women just aren’t doing enough?

Are you fucking kidding me?

“People who are running for office need to cultivate black women,” says Bertha Lewis, president of the left-wing Black Institute and a longtime friend of Nixon’s. “We’re the single most consistent voting bloc. We’re not the ones who voted for Donald Trump. Wasn’t us.”