Some of it is misogyny, some of it is internalized misogyny.
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And his only answer to charges of misogyny is more misogyny.
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" Sexism and misogyny: "Sexism and misogyny played a role in the 2016 presidential election.
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Trans-misogyny describes this complex interplay between transphobia and misogyny that trans women are faced with.
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Mario's sense of complicity in his father's misogyny, and perhaps in misogyny at large, never entirely fades.
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" Himpathy is the opposite of misogyny, Manne writes in her book "Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny.
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It's an issue of compounded misogyny/ trans misogyny, and the media's obsession with centering cis-passing trans binary people, particularly women.
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We've never seen such an example of plain-old misogyny — as well as embedded misogyny from women — as we did in 2016.
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Kate Manne will change the way you think about misogyny Politics is thick right now with arguments over misogyny, patriarchy, and gender roles.
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My experience of cyberbullying during that period was that it was seeped in blatant misogyny—both from men and internalized misogyny from other teen girls.
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That decision, along with his history, shows that his veneer of politeness is meaningless, and that misogyny is misogyny, whether it's cloaked in good manners or not.
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The more we challenge the people that try to put us down, the more we challenge the sexism and misogyny, that's the way we uproot sexism and misogyny.
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When people jump to blame mental illness instead of misogyny for this demonstrable pattern, they underestimate and undercut the violence of misogyny and undermine the safety of women.
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It's a form of feminism that focuses on individual liberation from misogyny rather than working collectively to dismantle the systems and institutions — not just misogyny — that oppress all of us.
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Misogyny / transphobia / racism / anything else personal is 10000% unacceptable.
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In her book Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny, philosopher Kate Manne defines misogyny not as an emotion men feel but as an environment women experience, and a way in which they're judged.
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Who deserve to not be affected by misogyny and sexism.
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"We have to recognise how serious misogyny is," she continued.
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It feels a little more like being flogged with misogyny.
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Maybe it's the complete absence of misogyny on Smino's verse.
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Is there a more textbook definition of misogyny than that?
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Trust Is A Lush Look At Rich People Problems & Misogyny
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"Science itself overcomes misogyny and prejudice and bias," Krauss said.
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"#MeToo is exposing misogyny in a big way," Anna said.
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In a surprise twist, Paul's violent misogyny literally kills him.
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Its critics say its lyrics promote misogyny, promiscuity and crime.
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It's not that Wiseau seems to think misogyny is funny.
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And at some point it sort of bleeds into misogyny.
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As usual, Brown's misogyny and mockery are absolutely uncalled for.
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Content warning for discussion of sexual violence and brutal misogyny.
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The whole sketch just reeked of misogyny and white elitism.
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But unfortunately, unraveling decades of internalized misogyny doesn't happen quickly.
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Though if you count misogyny, racism, homophobia, Islamophobia, violence, etc.
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But his critics accuse him of racism, homophobia and misogyny.
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When there is big imbalance between the genders, misogyny thrives.
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The more men call out misogyny, the greater the shift.
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Much of this inequality stems from toxic masculinity and misogyny.
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At least punctuate your horrible misogyny correctly next time, please.
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Truth is, violent misogyny is no longer shocking or provocative.
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It's one thing to know abstractly that misogyny affects everyone.
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I'd be a blind person to say there's no misogyny.
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Misogyny does not only reside in the perpetrators of abuse.
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It's super harsh and also maybe smacks of some misogyny?
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Paris was not built on backwardness or barbarism or misogyny.
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This isn't folksy eccentricity; it is white supremacy and misogyny.
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It's white supremacy, misogyny & access to guns, not mental illness.
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It's white supremacy, misogyny & access to guns, not lone wolves.
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Such media misogyny -- and the tired, race-baiting rap vs.
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Trump's misogyny, on the other hand, has a commercial flavor.
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It suffers from the misogyny that pervades much of anime.
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After dismissing and ignoring them she spoke about against misogyny.
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Misogyny, it appears, thrives in corners of the United States.
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In my opinion, this is nothing more than internalized misogyny.
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The misogyny so far from Christlikeness, it can't be Christianity.
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Simply put, she did her homework and found no misogyny.
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"There's been a lot of vitriol and misogyny," he said.
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In the end, it's pretty simple, they think: It's misogyny.
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Today I wonder the same thing about our country's misogyny.
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Maybe I don't place enough value on money and misogyny.
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Soon, though, it descends into several discrete modes of misogyny.
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Women throughout the industry were contending with misogyny and worse.
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Some of this anxiety reeks of gay panic and misogyny.
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Misogyny exists in every corner of the internet, they say.
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What is new is footage of him displaying fierce misogyny.
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"Certainly misogyny played a role" in her loss, she said.
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She painted a picture of an organization awash in misogyny.
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Misogyny and xenophobia are not defined by the Electoral College.
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Elizabeth Warren's departure from the presidential race, and they suspect that sexism played a role: Misogyny exists in American life and in important American institutions, therefore misogyny was a factor in Warren's presidential campaign — QED.
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I was entering r/TheRedPill, a subreddit dedicated to radical misogyny.
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Misogyny is one of the most common accusations against Opus Dei.
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However, he said that racism and misogyny are more likely causes.
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Yet this was not Mr al Baker's first foray into misogyny.
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Trumpism's racism, misogyny and Islamophobia, they say, is an ugly aberration.
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Your op-ed talks about the special misogyny reserved for mothers.
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I'm going to pretend that we all agree misogyny is bad.
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She refuses to let other people's opinions and misogyny stop her.
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It is about SOCIETY's ills, the misogyny of women's humor — t.j.
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Contestants can discuss past relationships, but they probably wouldn't discuss misogyny.
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Misogyny, to me, is more about policing and controlling women's behavior.
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It sees misogyny as a bold rebellion against the prevailing culture.
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Trump has a long, and increasingly well-documented, history of misogyny.
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And Maher's history of misogyny has been well-documented by others.
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Mainly racist jokes and comments like 'muh misogyny' or 'inb4 feminazis.
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And what would the Rolling Stones be without their rampant misogyny?
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The more I think about his misogyny, the angrier I get.
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Let's banish elite-sponsored misogyny to the past, where it belongs.
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Misogyny is also found in some of the more traditional NRMs.
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" He said that if you ignore misogyny, "you become an accomplice.
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It took not only misogyny, but the endorsement of sexual assault.
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"Family breakdown can be a breeding ground for misogyny," he says.
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Bonnie Mann: Trump's taunts and Kavanaugh's defense show how misogyny rules.
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" Her situation, she said, "was Clinton-specific, plus sexism and misogyny.
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The deep links between misogyny and American sports culture remain unexamined.
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It's Pirates Of The Caribbean 2.0 — Now With 100% Less Misogyny!
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You see Trump's misogyny and his steadfast refusal to believe women.
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The accusations of misogyny against Mr. De Palma were always complicated.
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Sending the message that misogyny is acceptable and facts are not?
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That creepy act of misogyny is now part of his legacy.
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"I underestimated the level of misogyny in the country," she said.
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Also it's white supremacy, misogyny & access to guns, not video games.
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Waters' intelligence, spewing the now-familiar mix of racism and misogyny.
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I like my misogyny blatant and blasting over a trap beat.
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But the opportunity was buried amid the firestorm over his misogyny.
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The gamble that Trump's misogyny and racism would render him unacceptable.
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The misogyny I do see is more subtle, and perhaps unintentional.
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Trump's misogyny & sexual violence has reopened wounds I've tried to heal.
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If only eradicating misogyny were as simple as a wardrobe change.
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Changing that will require a serious reckoning with racism and misogyny.
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But his treatment of women suggested a deep well of misogyny.
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They understood the inherent misogyny and sexism that underlay patriarchal cultures.
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The black women arming themselves and taking on racism and misogyny.
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That's not to downplay the misogyny Clinton had to contend with.
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Obviously we would have to address Dennis's misogyny in the season.
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The kindling was there, and it got ignited by the misogyny.
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Morrison's novels often covered themes like slavery, misogyny, colorism and supernaturalism.
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Misogyny is indulged so it can be condemned, and vice versa.
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Critics have accused Trump of misogyny, citing his fight with Kelly.
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Both women endured condescension and outright misogyny as they rose. Mrs.
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Even in Nevada, tone-deaf misogyny still echoes in the chamber.
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It can be jarring to realize just how deep misogyny goes.
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Misogyny has meant that periods are ubiquitously tabooed, belittled and euphemized.
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The church's misogyny has led to some of its worst abuses.
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Dispatch Donald J. Trump's campaign was dogged by accusations of misogyny.
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It's a cultural response to misogyny taking over the White House.
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" "It's a cultural response to misogyny taking over the White House.
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But the means was the same tool the President uses: Misogyny.
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For years, it let racism, misogyny and anti-Semitism run wild.
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One of her classes scrutinized the Bible for sexism and misogyny.
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In these two cases, of course, it's narcissism compounded by misogyny.
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Trump's misogyny has been in plain sight for a long time.
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To take a stand against misogyny — and against the new president.
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A Month-by-Month Breakdown of Music Industry Misogyny in 2015Writer Annie Zaleski outlines how real music industry misogyny was in 2015, and poses the question as to why we continue to allow it to happen.
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Rather, I'm arguing that there are many different variations of toxic, violent misogyny in history, each rooted in different cultural problems, and that this particular strain of toxic, violent misogyny is deeply rooted in late capitalism.
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Conservatives have highlighted Trump's misogyny in ads and other media: But if and when the Republican campaign against Hillary Clinton descends into misogyny, you will hear these same conservatives dismiss accusations of sexism as unfounded liberal intimidation.
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What I mean by that is: Nathaniel P., Adelle Waldman's debut novel, is a book about low-grade, nonviolent misogyny — misogyny that is so common and pervasive that it's easy to convince yourself it's not worth noticing.
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I often wonder where all this hate and misogyny even started from.
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From a mental health perspective, however, the misogyny is usually a mask.
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There would be zero tolerance for transphobia, homophobia, racism, fatphobia, and misogyny.
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The rejection of Bolsonaro's misogyny has spawned a movement called #EleNão (#NotHim).
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Others are so forthcoming in their misogyny as to be nausea-inducing.
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"Today the misogyny is over," state secretary for equality Soledad Murillo tweeted.
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Misogyny, sexual harassment, and sexual assault should have no place among us.
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But colonization, colonialism — they go hand in hand with misogyny and patriarchy.
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It's that exact legacy, however, that makes his misogyny harder to stomach.
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Notorious for his misogyny, Mr Duterte excoriates female critics with particular savagery.
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But also the #MeToo movement came about because of misogyny and abuse.
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There are multiple levels of misogyny, racism, and misogynoir at work here.
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I think it's the same with misogyny against moms in the media.
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Linda, my real daughter, is feisty, politically correct, against racism and misogyny.
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"I resent the calling of it misogyny, unintentional or not," he replied.
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"We all contribute to this culture of rape and misogyny," he says.
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But in the main the accusations involve rudeness, allegedly tinged with misogyny.
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When it was eventually screened, the film's skewering of misogyny was applauded.
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I'm doing it while calling out white supremacy, misogyny, Islamophobia, homophobia, etc.
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Other women writers follow suit, accusing Díaz of verbal assault and misogyny.
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Therefore, she claims, she was not fully aware of the song's misogyny.
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Racism, xenophobia, misogyny and ethno- and religious hostility disguised as economic anxiety.
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Detractors say alt-right ideology glorifies white nationalism, anti-Semitism and misogyny.
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"He never criticized the misogyny in their attacks on Clinton," she writes.
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White supremacy and misogyny are intertwined, and are emblematic of Nazi movements.
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Entwining femininity and violence, it inverts and reflects upon misogyny and sex.
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How can women break free of misogyny and break cycles of harm?
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The nominee, Piotr Bernatowicz, has been accused of misogyny and anti-Semitism.
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His misogyny was also like a cancer that ate out his insides.
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Mr. Trump had no answers to accusations of his racism and misogyny.
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We have all seen his bullying, misogyny and provoking of racial hatred.
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He represents the garbage misogyny of an earlier time in our generation.
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And, unfortunately, gay male culture is often steeped in sexism and misogyny.
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Ableism, misogyny, racism, elitism, and intellectual sloppiness deserve to be called out.
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And don't those charges of "opportunism" reek a little bit of misogyny?
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For many, however, these complaints were just thinly veiled misogyny and discrimination.
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There is probably some internalized misogyny and antisemitism in these character arcs.
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And the most cogent strain—and it's not very cogent—is misogyny.
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But Mr. Honoré has added to the misogyny a volatile, violent racism.
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In 2013, West campaigned against misogyny in comedy, particularly jokes about rape.
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The current scandal, while alarming, fits into ballet's long history of misogyny.
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"Misogyny is shockingly frequent to find on the web in these areas."
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Extreme claims laced with misogyny are pretty standard in North Korean propaganda.
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Still, her critics — energized by their racism, misogyny and snobbery — can relax.
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But it doesn't avoid the bullying and paranoia, the racism and misogyny.
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And that there is a special kind of misogyny reserved for mothers.
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The misogyny, the bullying, the lying, the advocacy of torture — it's appalling.
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And at the heart of it is a stunning amount of misogyny.
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I'd felt the rise of racism and misogyny during the presidential campaign.
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Through my silence and an uninterrogated collective misogyny, I have failed you.
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Unless there's some hidden misogyny that I'm not hearing, just keep talking!
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Misogyny told them they were inferior to boys and should be married.
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" She also asked whether there could be "a touch of misogyny here.
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Let's start with the obvious: Unchecked misogyny too often still gets rewarded.
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Other signs of sympathy for misogyny appeared on Mr. Minassian's Facebook account.
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"Misogyny is much more embedded in Irish life than homophobia," she said.
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Not every attack is preventable, but the misogyny that drives them is.
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Mrs May's successor now stands accused of misogyny on the front bench.
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The chorus of complaints included allegations of Luber's misogyny in the office.
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Responses to the video had exposed "a lot of misogyny," she added.
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There is a name for these ugly remarks -- and it is misogyny.
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This could be, in part, due to the pervasive nature of misogyny.
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The "impulses" they seem to indulge are those toward racism and misogyny.
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The courage of survivors will always be stronger than Donald Trump's misogyny.
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That's because Fox News and its ideology of misogyny are the theory.
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Fighting misogyny and racism with violent magic is an ostensible power fantasy.
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Harassment can be innocuous; it can be inherited racism or internalized misogyny.
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He also became increasingly known for his misanthropy, misogyny, and problematic humor.
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Misogyny Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn asked if May would discuss the issue of misogyny with Trump and raise the concerns of 100,000 people who marched over the weekend in an anti-Trump pro-women's rights demonstration in London.
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"The fashion industry needs to address their deep-rooted trans misogyny and overall misogyny if they want to integrate trans women, because our bodies are very political and you can't strip it down to a look," Selcuk told me.
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LONDON — When it comes to misogyny on Twitter, we're all in this together.
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Or it this misogyny disguised as the benign superstition of the sports fan?
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Having a distinct movement that is primarily defined by misogyny is [fairly] novel.
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Both have gone through their challenges with unsavory community members, misogyny and racism.
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Till You Drop has more up its sleeve than casual misogyny and homophobia.
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Clinton is no doubt correct in blaming misogyny, fake news, and Russian interference.
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The misogyny, the harassment, the rape threats, the death threats—they're still there.
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Kink is absolutely not a free pass to act out loathing or misogyny.
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That's not an allegory — it's a form of misogyny that's increasingly familiar online.
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She says she's a feminist, but her life's work is to advance misogyny.
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There's unspoken racism and misogyny in the LGBT community, which we never discuss.
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I mean, it shows how comfortable people are with misogyny in public politics.
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This suggestion is classic, straight-up misogyny, according to my definition of it.
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And that's why I also think the ageism and sexism, misogyny tie in.
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Side note: Guys, have we not already had enough misogyny for one week?
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It's also about Twitter and digital media and misogyny and The Daily Mail.
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And as for Trump, he is the culmination or embodiment of this misogyny.
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And let's not pull punches — misogyny has disfigured how Dickinson's story is told.
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The baseless hate was textbook misogyny, as other critics have since pointed out.
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They're big fans of teen suicide, racism, lazy misogyny, and calling everything fags.
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It's ... They didn't really think about how it was going to exacerbate misogyny.
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I wrote this piece that was really about misogyny, sexism, sexual harassment. Absolutely.
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You're an elected politician and you've accused me of supporting abuse and misogyny.
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On screen, male friendship is often shielded under a veil machismo and misogyny.
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" All over Twitter, meanwhile, people accused Sanders of misogyny or "broing it up.
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Sexism and misogyny toward women in the music industry is a tired reality.
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Critics argue the alt-right movement embraces white nationalism, anti-Semitism and misogyny.
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As we know, there is much darkness, misogyny, and racism on social media.
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It played a role as misogyny and sexism did in this presidential race.
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Accusations of sexism and misogyny have been made against Trump throughout the campaign.
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A brief fight with Cole exposes his misogyny and her accelerated eating disorder.
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The Crown Prosecution Service does not provide guidance for misogyny-related hate crimes.
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This dichotomy also falsely suggests that men are the sole source of misogyny.
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Yet it's odd to read the 2016 election as a victory for misogyny.
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He's promiscuity steeped in chauvinism and misogyny: more old-fashioned, and more comforting.
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"A corporate culture rife with misogyny and predatory sexual behavior," the report read.
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If anything, her absence has served to underscore her husband's misogyny and inhumanity.
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If anything, Melania's absence has served to underscore her husband's misogyny and inhumanity.
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"Misogyny is a cancer," Schur tweeted, accompanied by a link to the story.
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Another day, another gross story of misogyny and sexism coming out of Hollywood.
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You can charge Philip Roth with misogyny in his work, and many do.
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"Revenge of the Nerds" makes misogyny seem like an appropriate response to bullying.
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Mitt Romney is right that Trump's rhetoric causes "trickle-down racism" and misogyny.
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One lump of outdated misogyny completely ignoring the current international agenda, or two?
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" She added that "any misogyny involved in it, it's their problem, not mine.
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The episode went straight from girl power to sexism and misogyny in government.
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There is this weird thread of mild misogyny that moves throughout the album.
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Trump is in fact the logical extension of toxic masculinity and ambient misogyny.
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"I believe these cancellations are due to transphobia, homophobia and misogyny," she said.
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This is victory for white supremacy, people wrote, for misogyny, nativism and authoritarianism.
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Aided and abetted by misogyny, presidents are elected, Supreme Court justices are seated.
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"Ready Player One" suggests none of the toxic misogyny that typified that controversy.
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Power is the strength necessary to live in a world rife with misogyny.
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In her directorial debut, "Half Magic," women fight misogyny in Hollywood with witchcraft.
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It's now unremarkable to find "misogyny" in a headline, much less a tweet.
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"Unfortunately, violent misogyny is nothing new in politics," ran a 2018 CNN headline.
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"Chill with that misogyny," reads a T-shirt available to buy on Etsy.
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I think it was ... There's a lot misogyny and racism on the site.
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COLBERT: Did he ever say anything to you personally that demonstrated his misogyny?
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I witnessed misogyny at all levels of my six years in the military.
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Misogyny has long been understood as something men feel, not something women experience.
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I am in awe of the women who are utterly clear about misogyny.
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Nietzsche's misogyny is a brute fact that no pageant of interpretation can disguise.
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" Burke said she watched the entire exchange and said Robbins' "misogyny runs deep.
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I am tired of being told I am imagining misogyny on the left.
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Donald Trump is president because American sexism, misogyny and patriarchy know no bounds.
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Jessie, meanwhile, is a black woman whose comedy calls out racism and misogyny.
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There's the misogyny and sexual harassment detailed by former Uber engineer Susan Fowler.
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Trump's election reflects and emboldens white supremacy and misogyny to a frightening degree.
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And that's not just a function of James Comey, Julian Assange and misogyny.
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Racism, bigotry and misogyny, Donald Trump has proved, can energize a national campaign.
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Women's groups have pounced, accusing the thrice-married billionaire businessman of compulsive misogyny.
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But will they keep overlooking the Republican Party's seemingly pervasive culture of misogyny?
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The misogyny that unfolds on the page is evident beyond it as well.
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So and so offers a searing representation of the scourge of misogyny. Done.
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Misogyny after all is not simply a problem that afflicts the white majority.
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The America I read about was founded on slavery, misogyny and genocidal brutality.
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What follows are some ostensibly comedic mini-sketches offering mild misogyny and transphobia.
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Journalists have long been sensitive to the prevalence of misogyny on social media.
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The fact that you can't talk about misogyny without also talking about racism.
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It's hard to say why misogyny is so prevalent in the comedy community.
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Cooke largely ignores Crumb's notorious misogyny, giving it only a few brief mentions.
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We've triumphed through all the misogyny in hip-hop and maintained our success.
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Slavery, conquest, misogyny, child slaughter — these all receive divine sanction in the Bible.
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Lots of men — and plenty of women — weren't put off by his misogyny.
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She most recently penned an op-ed on Glamour, "Yes, Misogyny Exists—And It's The Gift That Keeps On Grabbing," on October 14, which questions how we define misogyny and destroys Trump's use of "locker room talk" to defend sexual assault.
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The discussion reminds me a bit of a friend who refused to watch Mad Men because she felt its depiction of misogyny, no matter how thoughtful or critical, ultimately just added up to a normalization and endorsement of that misogyny.
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Instead, would-be patriarchs have claimed to oppose religious misogyny the way Gilead's founders opposed pimps and pornographers, by appropriating good-faith criticism of the world's most Gilead-like religious sects (specifically, those involving Muslims) to excuse misogyny closer to home.
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Misogyny and greed are both rampant in tech's heartland, said McNamee, a technology investor.
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And that's to say nothing of Trump's racism, his misogyny, and his baby jails.
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Bannon's website has been accused of promoting white nationalism, racism, misogyny and anti-Semitism.
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In these worlds, misogyny might mutate from a psychological phenomenon into an actual virus.
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Comment #metoo if you've shared a similar experience bc misogyny is out of style.
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The book quoted him as decrying the "misogyny" generated by his marriage to Trogneux.
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The patriarchy is creating this environment for men and women of misogyny and sexism.
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"I talk about misogyny endlessly, because it's part of everything," she told the magazine.
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"Online misogyny is a phenomenon endured by us all," Judd said in the speech.
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Nagle wrote her PhD dissertation on online misogyny, witnessing this evolution in real-time.
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If they've ever spoken about sex, consent or misogyny before, it clearly hasn't stuck.
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Trump's casual racism, misogyny and conspiracy theories are without precedent among major presidential nominees.
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It's also the story of greed, immigration, xenophobia, devotion, ecstatic spiritual states, and misogyny.
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From Bill Clinton to Donald Trump to Harvey Weinstein, misogyny transcends party and ideology.
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This kind of misogyny, of course, is more than just the Catholic Church's problem.
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Misogyny is both the input and output that keeps the fake news industry afloat.
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It's best to pack the charm and leave the Donald Trump misogyny back home.
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For feminists, the latest K-pop scandal is yet another sign of pervasive misogyny.
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We should be able to thrive, unfettered by the chronic malignancy that is misogyny.
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It's a profound comment on the way misogyny keeps us all stuck and afraid.
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Turn back the forces of racism and misogyny and send a message for progress.
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That level of recognition is what keeps The Deuce from veering into tired misogyny.
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As Rebecca Solnit recently remarked in an essay about misogyny and literature, culture matters.
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They "showed the LAPD's racism, anti-Semitism, homophobia, misogyny, you name it," she said.
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Content warning for discussion of misogyny in film towards the end of the episode.
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Angel-esque bikinis are traded in for pantsuits, and winking misogyny for outright feminism.
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"This is an intercourse of ideas around inherent misogyny in our society," says Smallwood.
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It's stigma that is related to sex-negativity, rape culture, misogyny, and systemic oppression.
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Other developers describe these attacks on the Code of Conduct as thinly veiled misogyny.
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Check out our documentary about the black women taking arms against racism and misogyny.
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This isn't free speech, this is rank misogyny dressed up as a political statement.
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Patriarchy and misogyny are rampantly normalised in many aspects of public and private life.
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The bullying, the greed, the showing off, the misogyny, the absurd third-grade theatrics.
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Sweeping assumptions like "misogyny is part of the culture in Latin America" are offensive.
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What's worse is that the winking, bro-tastic tone can tip over into misogyny.
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Under Bannon's stewardship, Breitbart pedaled myths about black crime, homophobia, transphobia, misogyny, and islamophobia.
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" If it had more profound insights into Hollywood misogyny, it could be "BoJack Horseman.
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Trump misogyny translates into policy prescriptions as well as hypocrisy on a global level.
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Last year, Riot acknowledged that its work culture had fostered sexual harassment and misogyny.
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The incident prompted testimonials from many women about the amount of misogyny they endure.
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This is precisely the antidote we need to the misogyny that plagues our culture.
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Spade on a life adventure packed with deliberately repellent sexual humor, misogyny and homophobia.
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In this misogyny, women are the powerful, disgusting corrupters — the vixens, sirens and monsters.
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But to most people, Trump's misogyny isn't about subtle, institutionalized sexism or gender bias.
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Misogyny seems to be the source of the poison well this violence draws on.
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Many women and minorities find themselves victims of misogyny, hate speech, and online attacks.
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A string of devastating one-liners from Diane offer biting commentary on institutional misogyny.
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Misogyny will no longer be tolerated, and machista bullshit will no longer be entertained.
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Alarmingly, Trump is remarkably popular among female voters, despite his track record of misogyny.
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Racism and misogyny are not seen as character flaws in the Republican Party. Clearly.
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That casual misogyny, he adds, doesn't work out very well for LGBTQ people either.
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Being willing to throw away women's choice is the peak of disrespect and misogyny.
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It's not clear why the 2005 recording convinced more men of Mr. Trump's misogyny.
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Come for the shot at love, but stay for the blatant misogyny and objectification.
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Second, we simply don't yet know how much racism or misogyny motivated Trump voters.
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I have used this column to regularly condemn sexism, misogyny, patriarchy and toxic masculinity.
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Reddit's TheRedPill, notorious for its misogyny, was founded by a New Hampshire state legislator
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In "Back Talk," the theme of internalized misogyny is, to be quite blunt, terrifying.
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In 'Back Talk,' the theme of internalized misogyny is, to be quite blunt, terrifying.
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To Manne, this definition is senseless given the social structures misogyny needs to describe.
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How do you trace the linkages between misogyny and these varied campaigns and stories?
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The lying, misogyny, racism and attacks on the rule of law from our president.
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The album went gold, and what followed was a stretch of excess and misogyny.
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"Women's self-harm is being fueled by misogyny," read a Guardian story last August.
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It examines toxic masculinity and misogyny and sounds like it was written in fire.
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And it's not just online — misogyny is a basic feature of many women's lives.
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Before Trump's bigotry, race-baiting, misogyny, corruption, bullying and vindictiveness, there is the lying.
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Themes such as slavery, misogyny, colorism and supernaturalism came to life in her hands.
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Perhaps Senators Heitkamp, Harris, Hassan and McCaskill are simply uninterested in sexism and misogyny.
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They could have rejected his public history of gross misogyny and alleged sexual misconduct.
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In a 22020 interview, Clinton pointed to the effect of misogyny on the election.
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"In Calcutta, we didn't know misogyny or mansplaining," he said starchily at one point.
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A feminist tale of rape and revenge, or an exercise in chic, cynical misogyny?
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This is undeniable, though snobbery seems generally to have topped misogyny among her detractors.
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The anti-Semitism, racism, misogyny will continue if we do not hold people accountable.
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His adoration of John Huston can be seen as both hero worship and misogyny.
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That we want to get rid of toxic masculinity just as much as misogyny.
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Critics of that movement assert that it traffics in racism, misogyny and anti-Semitism.
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There's nothing like fighting the patriarchy by sexualising a show about misogyny and rape.
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"Sexism wears a lab coat, while misogyny goes on a witch-hunt," Manne concludes.
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Many liberals and moderates say, however, those positions amount to outright racism and misogyny.
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President Trump divides us and spreads hate, emboldening racism, misogyny, anti-semitism and bigotry.
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Sexism is also alive and well, as Trump's misogyny-sullied road to victory illustrates.
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So they're not necessarily wrong to see, for example, misogyny in Ovid's Ars Amatoria.
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How could we not have registered the full depths of American racism and misogyny?
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And this October, a sexting surprise is the cherry on the 2016 misogyny sundae.
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We write today because the New York Times investigative report "'Angels' in Hell: The Culture of Misogyny Inside Victoria's Secret," shows that the culture of misogyny, bullying, and harassment at Victoria's Secret is even more egregious and more entrenched than previously understood.
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When it comes to misogyny in Hollywood, there appears to be no shortage of examples.
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How do you rate Uber's response to Susan Fowler's allegations of rampant misogyny at Uber?
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No mention of Zack's casual misogyny, which prompts him to believe that girls are interchangeable.
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Comment #metoo if you've shared a similar experience bc misogyny is out of style pic.twitter.
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Trump's misogyny has been a core part of his public persona for a long time.
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Once McInnes fixed the violations, YouTube gave him the green light for misogyny once more.
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In Hill's case, she said, it's hard to disentangle the biphobia and misogyny on display.
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Things about sexism, and misogyny, about a business that endemically does not care about women.
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That very specific reaction to Kanye's tweet isn't because his casual misogyny is something new.
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The work is part of a larger body of work called A History of Misogyny.
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Except with people already primed to applaud Trump's misogyny, the strategy is doomed to fail.
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Solnit's 2017 book covers a number of timely topics, particularly misogyny, feminism, and fragile masculinity.
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Uber's dismissal of diversity reports speaks to the same hubris that let rampant misogyny fester.
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However, the public deserved to know the kind of misogyny he supported behind closed doors.
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Hillary Clinton hasn't even been elected and the misogyny lobbed her way is already palpable.
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And then I realized when I got old enough that that was just internalized misogyny.
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I worry that Trump brings out the worst in America. Division. Hostility. Racism. Bigotry. Misogyny.
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And why more women are colonising a genre of Brazilian music known for its misogyny.
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Instead of misogyny meaning something men feel, she says it should designate something women face.
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And they are all connected to a patriarchy intertwined with normalized, accepted–even welcomed– misogyny.
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And they are all connected to a patriarchy intertwined with normalized, accepted—even welcomed— misogyny.
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Donald Trump, from shady business deals to flagrant misogyny, and all their attempts to stop
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Sex positivity includes unlearning the scripts of rape culture, misogyny, victim blaming, and slut shaming.
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No analysis of Trumpism is complete without a reckoning of its white supremacy and misogyny.
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And that feeds in, I think, to the whole sexism and misogyny of this campaign.
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But like so many rap beefs these days, the feud quickly descended into casual misogyny.
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It's also no secret that Trump has a long history of misogyny and insulting women.
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Now, the common person more or less has a broad understanding of sexism or misogyny.
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"I'm so scared that I treated her with internalized misogyny," Hathaway told Travers of Scherfig.
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Particularly this weekend with the Women's March, it's important to be fighting misogyny and patriarchy.
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It turns out most online antagonism already a name: racism, misogyny, and rudeness among them.
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Commentary about how football is a grandiose and regressive institution rife with misogyny and exploitation?
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"It is brutal misogyny turned into entertainment, murderous cruelty elevated into pleasurable viewing," Wilson wrote.
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She also breached the subject of sexism and misogyny in the modern day United States.
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Saying there's no misogyny in rap is like saying there's no drug addiction in rap.
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It comes down to misogyny and rape culture and stereotypes about both women and men.
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We were alarmed that millions of people had ignored racism and misogyny when they voted.
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In April, North Yorkshire police said it would add misogyny to its hate crime policy.
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This is a society still permeated and shaped and limited by misogyny, among other afflictions.
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You have spent so much time in troubled places seemingly calling out misogyny and bigotry.
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But that is not the only source: In Paradise, misogyny fuels the hatred that kills.
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" No wonder scholarly studies of this work have such titles as "The Dynamics of Misogyny.
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She lost because of the forces of racism, misogyny, and nativism that Trump expertly aroused.
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Had "White Girl" been directed by a man, it would probably be accused of misogyny.
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Nearly every reptilian plot is scaffolded by homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, misogyny, or some combination thereof.
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Liberal group EMILY's List said the incident is emblematic of Trump's long record of misogyny.
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The MAGA hat has come to symbolize racism, bigotry, islamaphobia [sic], misogyny, white supremacy, homophobia.
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Of those, 21994% were motivated by racism, 20193% by religious hatred, and 22019% by misogyny.
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I'm stunned anew by the misogyny behind the attacks on her, and her female supporters.
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The protesters in Rockville weren't carrying signs decrying rape, sexual assault, misogyny, or rape culture.
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Time for media to stop hiring them, excusing their misogyny while professing to respect women.
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But even beyond the troubling racial realities of his candidacy is the misogyny of it.
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It's for this reason that, despite his misogyny-flavored mega-success, I wish him well.
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It's been plagued with racism, misogyny, sexual assault, homophobia, transphobia, and bigotry of all kinds.
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Unfortunately, West's past few months have been caked with misogyny, implicit homophobia, and self-aggrandizement.
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The majority of these instances of misogyny are casual to the point of feeling unavoidable.
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The campaign has been a front of racism, of bigotry, of anti-Semitism, and misogyny.
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Its core questions resound: Will there be a reckoning with the misogyny of powerful men?
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Consent is a subtle and nuanced discussion, and misogyny, although still institutionalized, is not acceptable.
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This rhetoric obscures whorephobia and misogynoir (anti-Black misogyny) more than it shows solidarity. 25.
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Given the pervasive misogyny found online, female gamers sometimes opt for a gender-neutral tag.
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How is misogyny, as you define it, in evidence in the 2020 primary so far?
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"Has Internalized Misogyny Kept Me From Reading Romance Novels My Whole Life?" one writer asked.
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This understanding of misogyny became a commonly held idea among feminists: the issue was structural.
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Mystery, Alaska: A fun concept sullied by misogyny and an absolutely wretched Mike Myers Cameo.
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There, misogyny can function as a pep talk that helps empower men who feel disempowered.
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We've got to be honest here: The history of opera is a history of misogyny.
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It's not an excuse, but rape culture and misogyny are in the air we breathe.
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There are excerpts, too, from actual magazines and textbooks that promoted the fascists' virulent misogyny.
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He suspects sabotage from the racist and homophobic labmate who has accused him of misogyny.
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Both these claims served to obfuscate its real aim — misogyny, and, increasingly, racist white supremacy.
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"We accept misogyny as cool," he said, even as we know that racism is unacceptable.
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But, she said, the misogyny is not limited to one side of the political spectrum.
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And a lot of the sexism and the misogyny was in service of these attitudes.
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She is the author of "Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny" (Oxford University Press, 2017).
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"You go after sexuality and economics, you've gone to the heart of misogyny," she said.
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Social media accounts with Khan's picture and his party's flag are full of staggering misogyny.
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Anti-Semitism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, racism and white supremacy are and always will be indefensible.
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His misogyny is fucked up, but even that seems like he's doing it for looks.
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Ryan has nothing to say about immigration, racism, xenophobia, misogyny, or violence at political rallies.
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One of the points she makes, which I found really helpful for thinking about a lot of different things, is we tend to apply terms like misogyny to people's individual motivations, and so if you can't prove they personally hate women, then there's no misogyny.
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Yet also in the SI piece, one source claimed that Cuban certainly knew of the organization's rampant misogyny: While the front office was a horrorscape of misogyny and sexual harassment, apparently the actual locker room itself was something of a refuge for female employees.
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Manne argues that misogyny involves punishing women who don't act the way men want them to.
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The racism, misogyny, homophobia, anti-semitism that we've witnessed is as horrifying as it is heartbreaking.
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The same way misogyny doesn't present as a single thing in all cultures, everything is contextual.
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Sharia-based Hudood laws enshrined misogyny, while previously afforded rights and safeties for women were curtailed.
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So having a character, Raymond Arroyo, on a show who supports Trump is racism, misogyny, xenophobia?
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"I've been disturbed by the rise in visible misogyny," Maclean says, when asked about this scene.
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At the top of the list is allegations of rampant misogyny at the ride-hailing company.
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Yet, the couple's series premiere wedding and subsequent consummation is dripping with misogyny and sexual violence.
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Before it, there was Fowler's explosive blog post into the misogyny and bro culture within Uber.
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Her story helps explain what draws people into this movement, and the misogyny that drives it.
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The network is under serious pressure and scrutiny to address a culture of misogyny and misconduct.
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Yet somehow his misogyny has instead propelled his campaign to the brink of the Republican nomination.
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Most women members are first-time activists, motivated by Trump misogyny rather than left-wing ideology.
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But the hearings, coming after nearly two years of frequent misogyny from Trump, had an effect.
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Just as women have fought to challenge misogyny, trans people are seeking our place in society.
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Female Liberal MPs have since made headlines by accusing their male colleagues of intimidation and misogyny.
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It's saying you can simultaneously critique whiteness even while addressing (and enduring) misogyny and fat bias.
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Robbie does her best to cut through the misogyny, leaning into the character's humor and instability.
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So shouldn't they have an obligation to not promote subreddits that engage in transphobia and misogyny?
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But she's become an especially important element in the response to accusations of Donald Trump's misogyny.
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We already are seeing the impact of such public misogyny being spewed with so little recrimination.
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The excesses of intolerant university students raging against misogyny, racism and homophobia have been rigorously catalogued.
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"Misogyny is ever-present, and we have to be there to support one another," she said.
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His six novels oscillate between anti-Semitism and blatant, gross misogyny, with an overarching, looming sexuality.
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Never in my lifetime has there been more misogyny on display than during the 2016 election.
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Check out our documentary about the black women taking aim at racism and misogyny in Dallas.
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Make no mistake: Misogyny is like a genetic disease that's passed down from generation to generation.
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This president has rewritten the script on what's acceptable, from blatant white nationalism to unvarnished misogyny.
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Content posted as comedy might get flagged for overt racism, anti-Semitism, misogyny, homophobia, or transphobia.
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Trump's only defense for his own misogyny has been to point at Clinton's history of misdeeds.
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Isn't it equally toxic that religious dogma often justifies hate, bigotry, misogyny, homophobia, and other prejudices?
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Online they weathered daily abuse and blatant misogyny, as well as backlash from media and industry.
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"Here's this super nerdy Asian guy writing about misogyny and sexism in popular culture," she says.
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Instead, it's a form of intra-gender sexism, or clear and troubling evidence of female misogyny.
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I dared to stand up to misogyny -- to a man hurling vile words at a woman.
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They'll be sick of his crudeness, his misogyny, his abrasiveness, and his lack of policy knowledge.
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The demonization of femininity ties into misogyny—that anything associated with the "female" is somehow lesser.
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Misogyny and racism go hand and hand, and we have to address them at the same.
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That didn't stop a Scottish politician from accusing J.K. Rowling of misogyny — wrongly, we might add.
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Sickness, misogyny, unthinkable tragedy — they'll follow you to paradise, she realizes, despite those hypnotically swaying palms.
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How do you think prejudice and misogyny plays out in the way the media presents women?
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As a female rapper, how do you feel when hip-hop is accused of promoting misogyny?
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It's not the first time Trump has been accused of misogyny by a network news anchor.
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In the story of Aron and Eligia, misogyny is a force that cuts across ideological lines.
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Critics say the alt-right is an ideology that embraces white nationalism, anti-Semitism and misogyny.
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In a radio interview, Mr. Bratton called rap artists "thugs" who celebrated violence, drugs and misogyny.
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Trump's ignorance of foreign policy, misogyny, racism, and vulgarity gave her all the help she needed.
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The typical male response to the May 17 killing hints at just how deep misogyny runs.
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A study published in 2015 found a link between the misogyny women face and psychological distress.
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I think there's often a kind of crypto-misogyny at work in that kind of romanticism.
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Trump embraces a masculine identity — old in some ways, new in others — built upon unvarnished misogyny.
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"It has to do with this combination of fee-for-service medicine and misogyny," Morrison says.
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Check out our documentary about the black women taking up arms to fight racism and misogyny.
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In order to combat violent misogyny, you have to name it and show examples of it.
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Sexism and misogyny towards women—in and out of the spotlight—is just... never not present.
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This is sort of what happens on the golf course, except the shitty smell is misogyny.
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Trump's campaign has been a double whammy for Hispanic women voters—anti-immigrant rhetoric plus misogyny.
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"Racism and misogyny are wrong" is a "side," but also a basic element of human decency.
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She would have made a superb president if not for American pettiness, misogyny, and cultured ignorance.
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These women's contributions captivatingly crack the wall of Surrealist phallocracy principally erected from André Breton's misogyny.
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The racism, homophobia and misogyny prevalent in many online game precincts can amount to emotional abuse.
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Not all commanders dismiss sexual assault cases out of blatant misogyny or loyalty to the accused.
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Rather than assume that every all-male group promotes misogyny, schools could support those that don't.
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With time I understood that rumors and harassment manifest out of deep-seated misogyny, or insecurity.
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And it is defined in part by its misogyny and its anti-feminist, anti-woman language.
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His wife, Nellie, a former contractor for us, was subjected to the misogyny of the president.
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And a political present charged with racial bias, misogyny and economic inequality, has upped the heat.
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So here's a proposal for evangelical Christians: Let's confront misogyny and patronizing behavior in our ranks.
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The slow pace of shedding entrenched misogyny has led to a clash of values at home.
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But she said she had an awakening on election night tied to misogyny in her past.
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In a recent interview, Clinton added that she believed "misogyny played a role" in her loss.
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By a margin in the millions, Californians overwhelmingly rejected politics fueled by resentment, bigotry and misogyny.
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It is not hard to see how such systemic misogyny can lead to subjugation and abuse.
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Watching our new president take his oath of office, it felt to me that misogyny won.
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It means teaching them to speak up against misogyny and violence, even — especially — among their friends.
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Galloping onward, Johnson uses this extraordinary connection — do protectionism and misogyny always go hand in hand?
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They believe he has crossed the line when it comes to misogyny, vulgarity and common decency.
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I try to take it apart, and part of it I do think is basic misogyny.
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On the contrary: Its misogyny and racism strike me as perfectly deliberate, if also mostly disingenuous.
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"It is mainly cited today for its misogyny in identifying women as being witches," Kenney added.
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Then he went to another subreddit, /r/TheRedPill, a men's rights community known for its misogyny.
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There is a lot of vitriol and misogyny [that] comes to the surface on the Internet.
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All of these events have a common thread: the alleged culture of misogyny at Fox News.
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New doc reveals WikiLeaks founder's misogyny, distaste for Clinton and Trump New doc reveals WikiLeaks founder's misogyny, distaste for Clinton and Trump Julian Assange had given filmmaker Laura Poitras unprecedented access for over five years, and she had hundreds of hours of footage in her possession.
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The history of progressivism is also one of whitewashing and misogyny, and it's still a problem today.
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Many people mistakenly think misogyny involves hating all women, but "misogynists can love their mothers," wrote Manne.
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This is one of the overlooked burdens of combating misogyny: It is extremely boring, and very repetitive.
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It wants young people to defy the new administration and speak out against misogyny, racism, and exclusion.
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I saw a woman stand up to a septic ocean of misogyny, with unbelievable poise and grace.
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These various contradictory impulses and complicating tensions extend to the association of incels with sexism and misogyny.
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" He explained: "The MAGA hat has come to symbolize racism, bigotry, Islamophobia, misogyny, white supremacy, [and] homophobia.
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Decriminalizing sex work will not on its own fix misogyny, racism and other forms of systemic oppression.
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It attempts broad-sweep critiques of misogyny and racism without wanting to actually examine either too closely.
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Beyond that, many in the Valley have a problem with Trump's blatant bigotry, misogyny, xenophobia, and homophobia.
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Some observers point to Clinton hatred as pure misogyny, and surely there is a bit of that.
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Kim's fans immediately struck back at Star by bringing up his past accusations of racism and misogyny.
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Many Americans, however, remain worried that a Trump presidency heralds a new age of sexism and misogyny.
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Asked whether Mr Trump's displays of misogyny had tested that loyalty, they dismissed the question as irrelevant.
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But the narrative had changed — inequality and misogyny were central American concerns, not as easily brushed past.
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The congressional report treated her with both respect and misogyny, as the éminence grise behind the Klan.
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In other words, it takes on misogyny and female revenge on a much broader, less serious scale.
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He is a tailor-made villain: entitled, arrogant, obnoxious, with a message of xenophobia, misogyny and division.
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But their rebukes actually reveal the many faces of misogyny alive and well in the Republican Party.
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Just when we thought the Trump camp had reached peaked misogyny, they've managed to surprise us again.
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Can you talk more about what dads can do to help push back against anti-mom misogyny?
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In a perfect world, no one would vote for Trump, given his bigotry, misogyny, Islamophobia and xenophobia.
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For every line of face-with-rolling-eyes misogyny, there is a nod to his own insecurity.
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You write in the book that sexism and misogyny played a role in the 22020 presidential election.
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I think it's obvious that misogyny is real and that it had an impact on the election.
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But I believe misogyny is so encoded in our social programming that we can't even identify it.
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Yet we tie ourselves in knots trying to outrun the misogyny that's both within and outside us.
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Externally Kalanick and his executive team have been blamed for creating a bro culture rife with misogyny.
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The author is a savage when it comes to hitting back at intolerance, misogyny, and general idiocy.
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So there was pushing on a lot of levels, even though there was certainly misogyny and homophobia.
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But beyond misogyny and racism, Houellebecq's signature touch often involves making himself a character in his novels.
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Clinton, as she has done in the past, also hung part of her 2016 loss on misogyny.
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" She wrote: "Equal parts misogyny and girl power, the show is ... feminist, it's anti-feminist, it's both.
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It is the 21st century, and we are widely clued in to misogyny and its many forms.
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One practice called meditative bondage has nothing to do with sex, violence, misogyny, or whips and chains.
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But misogyny probably played a part as well, which is one of the ironies of this controversy.
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They accuse her of using the language of patriarchy, misogyny and white supremacy to profit from prejudice.
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"Certainly, misogyny played a role," Clinton said at the Women of the World Summit in New York.
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If they don't, maybe it's because of their male privilege (men) or their internalized misogyny (everyone else).
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Their vision of empowerment for Black women is usually just a different version of sexism and misogyny.
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Misogyny is too widespread and bipartisan a problem, too psychological, too ineffable, to warrant an electoral remedy.
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Trump's war on women and people of color stems from an irrefutable record of racism and misogyny.
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There's no indication that Yang's XY focus is conscious, intentional, or the result of misogyny or bias.
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The sons became the fathers, and the cycle of hurt and misogyny repeated itself well into adulthood.
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And one more disturbing example of how the NFL continues to excuse misogyny and abuse against women.
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" Ocasio-Cortez responded to Rollins on Saturday, calling him a "walking argument to tax misogyny at 100%.
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It's not just Trump's policies; it's the forces he emboldens and intensifies, including bigotry, misogyny, and violence.
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"It was a culture of misogyny and xenophobia," former Sinclair reporter Jonathan Beaton tells @brianstelter https://t.
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By adulthood he was prone to misogyny, racism, and anti-Semitism and was often unpleasant at parties.
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Still, the misogyny makes the book somewhat of an odd duck on the Feminist Press's publishing list.
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That said, a lot of those spaces are changing, so you get the community without the misogyny.
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Put another way: She doesn't seem especially concerned with sexism and misogyny unless it's affecting her personally.
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The general tone of people criticizing it is meaningless ludditism at best and outright misogyny at worst.
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Misogyny has been widely reported to be a potential indicator of a person's capacity for mass murder.
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Bigotry and misogyny know no occupational specialty, neither in the Marine Corps nor in the world outside.
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Misogyny has been on the rise, partly in reaction to women's more forceful demands for gender equality.
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"This is what these boys are about," said Professor Wadham, who has studied misogyny in militaries globally.
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She is a bit of a suck up, but Sam's ongoing piggish insults reveal his internalized misogyny.
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Many of their stories, relayed without commentary by De Middel, entail misogyny in one form or another.
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We've pondered a history of racism, a history of misogyny and harassment, and a history of corruption.
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She recalls her years working on the Hill, when everyone knew misogyny and sexual harassment were problems.
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I like to think about these actions – these marches – as anti-hatred, anti-bigotry and anti-misogyny.
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Society itself offers a graduate-level course in misogyny, and every exam is a take-home test.
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"I reject the idea that misogyny is the true heart of this industry," she told the crowd.
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"Misogyny is such a core aspect of Trump," said Brian Fallon, a former top aide to Mrs.
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They are women who bravely challenged misogyny and dictatorship, one in Iran, the other in Saudi Arabia.
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Misogyny and gender segregation in the military make violence against women possible around the globe, she argues.
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Nonetheless, the text spread like fire, warping fraternal camaraderie into vulgar abuse that masked misogyny as patriotism.
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Instead, Gadsby launches into a shrewd and impassioned dissection of misogyny, homophobia, art history and especially comedy.
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Surely this is another example of Wind Gap's misogyny, not to mention its catastrophically long collective memory.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday said there is an "element of misogyny" that undermines women like Sen.
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But Mr. Max eventually realized that his casual, unthinking misogyny was destroying him and everyone he loved.
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It helped us see through writers and directors who wrapped their misogyny in irony or self-loathing.
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There is, of course, another reason she's remained on the art world's periphery: Misogyny takes a bow.
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In the Bay Area, she finds everything you might expect, including hubris, misogyny, and offensively priced condos.
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Still, Swift's late-blooming mission to question authority and "deprogram the misogyny in my brain" is compelling.
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We all stood in Ford's shoes and watched her truth be overridden by political expediency and misogyny.
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Reddit, once a fount of particularly vile racism and misogyny, shut down some of its worst subreddits.
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"No Role Modelz," one of the hits from his last album, is misogyny cloaked in nostalgic progressivism.
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" CNN analyst Joe Lockhart responded to Hume by expressing regret that "bigotry and misogyny sells so well.
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" CNN analyst Joe Lockhart responded to Hume by expressing regret that "bigotry and misogyny sells so well.
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I am tired of being told "progressive values" mean we have to overlook misogyny on the left.
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But coming up alongside social media and navigating a music industry plagued by misogyny took a toll.
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Putin's team has discovered that racism, misogyny, and anti-Semitism bind people closer than any other experiences.
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I am a conscientious objector to the USA, it's policies, lies, corruption, nationalism, racism, and deep misogyny.
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The book proceeds to sweep in murder, rape, suicide, misogyny and billions of dollars created and lost.
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The engineer Susan Fowler published a viral blog post about the chaos and misogyny at the company.
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Now we all gawp at these paintings, tsk-tsk their misogyny and dismiss the salon's spiritual pretensions.
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Could it be true that misogyny played a role, as Hillary Clinton suggested a few weeks ago?
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Her struggles, at their core, are surprisingly relatable to the everyday misogyny many American women deal with.
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His misogyny sits below the surface of his man's-man military persona, and it compromises his judgment.
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This means that contempt is not a particularly useful weapon in the battle against bigotry or misogyny.
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The opening account of O. J. grabbing Nicole's crotch primes us for the misogyny this episode confronts.
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The low regard in which teachers are held has been an expression of collective misogyny for decades.
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We fear that boys' club secrecy and prancing misogyny, the profound moral error of discrimination, will prevail.
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That's exactly why I think a lot of adolescent misogyny and sexual aggression aren't problems, they're symptoms.
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Toxic misogyny is still a serious problem, and Donald Trump's campaign is a potent symbol of that.
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Sessions' record of misogyny and racism makes him unfit to serve in this—or really any—position.
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This reality doesn't mean Dunham hasn't dealt with misogyny, and it doesn't negate her insecurities and fears.
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But amid the bombast and the misogyny and the cynicism, there is also some sincerity and sadness.
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For Moran, the misogyny that allows a celebrity to distribute a sex tape he made with a teenage girl is deeply intertwined with the misogyny that prevents young women from progressing in the music world and treats the fandom of teenage girls as something to be ashamed of.
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Foer's devastating, emotional, acerbic piece is really a must-read for anyone looking to zero in on the roots and extent of Trump's misogyny— and how it helps explain the presumptive Republican nominee: There's one ideology that [Trump] does hold with sincerity and practices with unwavering fervor: misogyny.
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" Listen to the whole podcast here: In her conversation with Stelter, Stanley cited an Anti-Defamation League report released last year that linked misogyny to white supremacy, which she said prompted her to "look at misogyny in the same way that we do racism and hate crimes against Jews.
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However, the spin on the challenge shifts the focus to what we can do to fight against misogyny.
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Systemic oppression; patriarchy, racism, sexism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, and capitalism are the main obstacles faced by my community.
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But where Battle of the Sexes aimed to tell a larger story about gender and misogyny, Borg vs.
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Some women might have a fantasy that Melania doesn't condone her husband's misogyny; they feel bad for her.
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Because of his policies, because of racism, and homophobia, misogyny and so he is just two-faced (Inaudible).
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In real life, hockey culture has serious issues to contend with, including homophobia, sexual assault, racism, and misogyny.
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"That Twitter is a place where racism, misogyny and homophobia are allowed to flourish basically unchecked," she added.
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But, today, we have more proof that these claims of sexism and misogyny are merely a political tactic.
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Misogyny, racism, and other forms of oppression get internalized, and even oppressed groups can be guilty of it.
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That sounds like you're kind of toeing the line with what a PUA would say minus the misogyny.
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They included funding for Planned Parenthood, affordable access to health care, discriminatory legislation, misogyny, racism and gun violence.
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The very worst of them seem to also be the most ardent fans of misogyny, homophobia, and racism.
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According to Tolentino, a lot of the women worked in isolation, chipping away at misogyny on parallel paths.
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Related: Provocative Photos of a Female Artist Laying Down on Frat House Lawns Then there's the outright misogyny.
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Misogyny does not exist because women are staring at themselves in mirrors or gossiping about one another's bodies.
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Trump enabled, allowed, peddled to and promoted the worst in America -- racism, division, discrimination, misogyny -- during his campaign.
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So if popular feminism spurred the rise of popular misogyny, what do you think feminist rage would spur?
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We shouldn't let the risk of misogyny hold back our rage, because then change isn't going to happen.
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As previously mentioned, in a time of resistance, June can serve as our ultimate avatar against fascist misogyny.
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And when misogyny and sexual abuses in Hollywood took center stage in the national conversation, Tamblyn dove in.
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Victory. But Morgan did not accept defeat, not with so much more stupefying misogyny yet to be expressed.
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And I think that even though [that group and that misogyny] still exists, it has been steadily progressing.
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The piece also indicated that CBS culture is poisoned by misogyny that has infected all of its divisions.
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Over the years, the company has publicly called out and banned users who demonstrate misogyny and hate speech.
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"Women can't move forward without expressing their anger over centuries' worth of inequality and misogyny," she told me.
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But it is only a symptom of the disease that has festered inside Wind Gap for generations: misogyny.
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"Misogyny is still common sense in South Korea," says Yun Kim Ji-yeong of Konkuk University in Seoul.
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Does it give other girls and women any more power to be safe from misogyny and sexual assault?
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What their PowerPoint doesn't mention is their misogyny, their homophobia, their deception at hiding their own troubling history.
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I now see fatphobia as one of the many ways in which misogyny shows up in our culture.
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Dr Sharma, instead of adding to this culture of misogyny, why not add to the culture of change?
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Trump showed us early and often, with his divisive rhetoric, misogyny and hateful speech toward communities of color.
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It's not murder, of course, but this was the climate of misogyny in which he planned his crime.
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I want to talk about how women as a whole have been hobbled by systemic sexism and misogyny.
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That separation is something that accounts for "the misogyny that's inherent in a lot of porn," Arrowsmith says.
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A man on speed dial to yell at when the misogyny gets to be a bit too much.
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It is, to many, proof of the misogyny of Japanese society: often demeaning and sometimes dangerous to women.
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"If you are pro-life, it does not help your case to be associated with misogyny," he says.
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" She knows Republicans are often accused of racism and misogyny, but "my experience has been the complete opposite.
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At the more extreme end of the genre, so-called "torture porn" has been criticised for perpetuating misogyny.
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Rampant misogyny It's perhaps too easy to blame sexism for the nastiness that colors the opposition to Clinton.
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Now, the election may turn on what further evidence exists of Trump's hate speech, rampant misogyny, or wrongdoing.
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What I didn't expect was such a broad range of hypermasculinity and misogyny in the first episode alone.
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And yet, misogyny is a bipartisan defect; some Democrats sure seem to be affected by it as well.
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That case raised concerns among Silicon Valley venture capital firms about alleged misogyny, gender inequality and pay discrimination.
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You're hanging out with people who find satisfaction spewing vitriol, people who spread racism, misogyny, and anti-Semitism.
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After an insanely long history of misogyny, this is one small step in the right direction for Hakeem.
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Of course, she's also wrong when she blames the Russians, misogyny, or whatever conspiracy theory of the moment.
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There was a lot of internalized misogyny about how attractive or sexy women should be with 'successful' men.
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In my opinion, the road to wisdom through metal is greater than the road to depravity or misogyny.
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More and more women in the entertainment industry are opening up about the misogyny they face every day.
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She is out to destroy the systemic misogyny of Hollywood, and she is not being nice about it.
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Further, there is a considerable challenge with this particular group of immigrants/refugees, most notably misogyny and homophobia.
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In it, Beard presents a partial and anachronistic account of the way that misogyny operates in the world.
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We must be willing to call out racism and misogyny and not couch those statements in any way.
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That kind of trauma, paired with inexplicable misogyny, created the hell that was Piscatella's season 5 kidnapping scheme.
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But despite all its brutality, the show softens a more painful truth: misogyny doesn't just persist, it evolves.
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Daniels fired back with a sexual reference to Trump and blasting the president for his "incompetence" and misogyny.
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Democrats and the media have a playbook for undermining Republicans, and their favorite themes are racism and misogyny.
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Over the presidential campaign, it was criticized as a conduit for anti-Semitic memes, rampant misogyny and racism.
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During another interview with Blitzer on Friday, Romney accused Trump of promoting "trickle-down" racism, misogyny and bigotry.
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What's terrifying is that the world she lives in — full of misogyny and deep, communal denial — does too.
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A Forbes report described misogyny at Badoo, the dating app owned by Andrey Andreev, who also owns Bumble.
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He is the deep-seated racism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, all of these things that is wrong with America.
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Traditional misogyny blames women for the lustful, licentious and powerful urges that men sometimes feel in their presence.
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It might be a way to tack into the male dominance and misogyny that runs throughout the show.
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It's as hack a sentiment as "wake up sheeple" and red pillers are inextricably linked with impotent misogyny.
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As a rule of thumb, the more overtly political the speaker, the closer they came to outright misogyny.
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I myself have not had that level of sexism and misogyny and harassment and abuse, by no means.
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A group of high school girls takes up arms to resist the deadly misogyny unleashed by the breach.
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At her weekly news conference on Thursday, Ms. Pelosi acknowledged an "element of misogyny" in the presidential race.
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But, Faust points out, a failure to deal with misogyny on the left has come with a cost.
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Her work probed the racism and misogyny of entertainment culture and its relationship to the military industrial complex.
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No Republicans in Congress seem to have criticized Moore for his policy views, as opposed to his misogyny.
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He turned to YouTube, where he was pulled into a world filled with conspiracy theories, misogyny and racism.
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Now she's making her directorial debut with "Half Magic" — a film in which women fight misogyny with witchcraft.
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To some extent, there are questions about misogyny and sexism present with every single woman in this movie.
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White supremacist terrorism and violence, fueled by racism and misogyny, and empowered by technology, is on the rise.
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"He has further presented himself as the epitome of misogyny and fascism terribly rolled into one," she said.
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Structural misogyny, along with sexualized racism and class inequalities, is being publicly and pervasively challenged by women's voices.
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His actions ground the novel's thrills and one-liners in the psychological realities of misogyny and domestic violence.
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So, misogyny is having a moment, in more ways than one, but it also has a long history.
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Think about its national and international implications as we take responsibility for our sexism, our misogyny, our patriarchy.
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I'd wager Sanders' supporters are largely aware of the debilitating effects of misogyny, if not experiencing it firsthand.
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"Misogyny is more extreme in South Korea, and the beauty industry has made it worse," said Ms. Kim.
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I guess the Pandora's box of racism, sexism, and misogyny has never closed, but it's continued to open.
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There is no functional difference between white supremacy and misogyny as acts of irony or acts of hatred.
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Terrorists inspired by ideological misogyny have, for instance, killed eight people in the United States in recent years.
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These rules are intricately bound up with the misogyny behind the historical denial of the priesthood to women.
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Women are rising up to fight the misogyny, and a whole lot more, of the modern Republican Party.
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Barbara Miller's humane profile of five women fighting back against sexism and misogyny is a hopeful, clearheaded confessional.
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For centuries, social stigma, prejudice and misogyny have condemned as aberrant sexual pleasures we now know are healthy.
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It would appear that misogyny is alive and well in some sectors of the youth of our country.
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Pompeo has shown the world that partisanship, petulance and misogyny will be his legacy at the State Department.
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In other words, because he's a misogynist, Trump puts misogyny on the table and therefore activates misogynist voters.
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"It was interesting to think about misogyny from the point of view of a prostitute," Ms. Gyllenhaal said.
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And it's also all that will stand between the Taliban's murderous misogyny and Afghanistan's 18 million vulnerable women.
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Mary Wollstonecraft, and generations of subsequent feminists, have charged him with contributing to misogyny in its modern form.
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And going forward, we can refuse to tolerate the kind of misogyny lite that Carlson pushed on Fox.
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This election has made clear that racism, anti-Semitism, misogyny and xenophobia still have broad constituencies in America.
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But even in liberal Hollywood, our ability to hold men accountable as enablers of misogyny remains painfully limited.
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So when the mocking or hateful missiles are thrown by women against women, do we call this misogyny?
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And it's also all that will stand between the Taliban's murderous misogyny and Afghanistan's 18 million vulnerable women.
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But on the other side, there's a fear that if misogyny beat Clinton, it can beat other women.
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The institutionalized misogyny of the Catholic Church reinforces the notion of women, and their children, as the lesser.
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"All of this conversation about misogyny with women is not having a conversation about black women," she said.
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The openness of the platform has allowed a peculiar kind of internet-born racism and misogyny to flourish.
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It has become somewhat fashionable to see Olson as the very symbol of white male imperialism and misogyny.
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Ideology functions by creating a monolithic enemy: In the case of misogyny clusters, the enemy is the woman.
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To many Republicans, Trump's misogyny (as expressed in, say, the leaked 2005 Access Hollywood tape) is uncontroversially bad.
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It understood what is appealing about Shakespeare's original play while unveiling and denouncing the misogyny embedded within it.
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But let's not ignore the fact that there was a huge amount of misogyny behind his actions as well.
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Price's nomination is just one peek at what Trump's notorious misogyny will look like when it's translated into policy.
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He was also accused of misogyny again and again, despite, oh, tapping Sarah Palin to be his running mate?
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The flip side of enacting justified outrage at expressions of misogyny and other polarizing worldviews, he cautioned, is dehumanization.
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Melanie Jeffs is explaining the rationale behind why misogyny should be categorized as a specific hate crime by police.
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And his recorded comments that revealed the worst sort of misogyny didn't grab enough voters by the ballot box.
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And to combine that insult with a call that Clinton deserves a spanking is to fuse paternalism with misogyny.
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And the blatant misogyny in the abuse of Criado-Perez and Creasy left a bad taste in everyone's mouth.
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By the fact that she was the target of misogyny, she kind of became the symbol for popular feminism.
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" Swift said she's thankful for the #MeToo" movement and a society that's undergoing an introspection on its internalized misogyny.
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Over 100 models spoke out against harassment and misogyny at Victoria's Secret in an open letter to the CEO.
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It was just one of several instances of extreme misogyny — most involving Daniel — that occurred on last night's episode.
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They're consistently socialist and tend not to lean into misogyny or anti-gay rhetoric as hard as other acts.
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It's unsurprising that his critics would immediately see his remarks on Friday as yet one more example of misogyny.
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His career and reputation have already burned to the ground, thanks to multiple accusations of sexual misconduct and misogyny.
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Maron systematically dismissed each recanted charge against Schumer, and then explained what he believes is really going on: misogyny.
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Spend more than a few minutes conveying America's utter disgust at this latest example of Trump's pattern of misogyny?
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Rampant displays of misogyny and accusations of sexual assault from one of our presidential candidates have dominated the headlines.
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The misogyny is going to intensify over the course of this campaign, perhaps over the course of her presidency.
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This apocalypse, created by swiping apps, was full of lots of sex, ghosting, and misogyny, and few real relationships.
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Addressing Donald Trump's record of misogyny, she spoke with a passion we do not hear from her often enough.
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Hell, I'm also positive that many of the ways I continue to be 'sexy' are heavily influenced by misogyny.
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The misogyny, hostility and blatant racism I witnessed from him for more than a decade were never a surprise.
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The conversation surrounding Colton Underwood's virginity has come dangerously close to discussing misogyny, locker room culture, and sexual shame.
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The Big Bang Theory, essentially the most popular show in America, is a prime example of this concealed misogyny.
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There was a lot of misogyny and racism and a lot of marginalization of ethnic minorities, transgender people, etc.
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In previous presidential elections, the conversation around women (and the accompanying misogyny) usually filtered through the issue of abortion.
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Winfrey, however, showed how inseparable misogyny is from racism, and how it's possible, and necessary, to confront them together.
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Traditionalists pounced; Mr Abbott didn't hate all women, they said, so Ms Gillard obviously didn't know what misogyny meant.
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That belief assumes the locker room to be devoid of mature, respectful men and full of braggadocio and misogyny.
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Will black gowns at the Golden Globes really combat the culture of misogyny that allows sexual predators to flourish?
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Obviously don't feel like I need to tell everyone about the general misogyny, transphobia, and ableism issues, do I?
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But it's hard not to see some internalized misogyny in some girls' apparent inability to relate to other women.
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Mr. Trump's racism, bullying, misogyny, nepotism, crudity and warmongering don't inspire doubts; they are part of his perverse appeal.
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These explanations of unfair employers, failing industries, and classic misogyny make us pretty damn thankful for our own jobs.
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And, in any case, these rhetorical acts of chivalry fly in the face of their legislative acts of misogyny.
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You are strong and always a positive influence and I hope one day, this misogyny and heartlessness will end.
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"ESPN is, and always has been, a company rife with misogyny," Lawrence said in the lawsuit filed on Sunday.
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For Donnelly, misogyny and racism are deeply tied to Australia's noxious patriarchal culture, and she deftly draws the connections.
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However instead of the misogyny of the American campaign, we had personal attacks of a different kind on Trudeau.
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He's an entitled little prick who feels he has a right to comment on women's bodies with disgusting misogyny.
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Advocates say people are starting to connect the dots between violence and misogyny and how they influence public policy.
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He lost all of his stars, all four stars through many more instances that involved racism, misogyny and immigration.
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If Zito ever asks her sources pointed questions about Trump's racism or misogyny, it's not evident from the text.
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They either excuse Trump's racism and misogyny, or they ignore it because it doesn't bother them all that much.
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" She wrote in a follow-up tweet, "Oh, does @eScarry think he can delete his misogyny without an apology?
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Misogyny is the mind-set that polices and enforces these goals; it's the "law enforcement branch" of the patriarchy.
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The Nashville Statement's transparent misogyny also infects the evangelical movement's great contribution to American politics: the anti-abortion movement.
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It feels strikingly of the moment, as a resurgent feminist movement draws attention to the wide scope of misogyny.
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Unscrupulous hucksters learned early on that sex, violence, bigotry, profanity, vulgarity, misogyny, racism and deceit sell pop-culture products.
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I wish I could tell women to trust their instincts and accurately recognize, label and recover from workplace misogyny.
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The rapid growth has sparked an online debate about misogyny, with some women highlighting daily hate and pornographic messaging.
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"[I] cannot condone the misogyny, the racism, and the unethical and immoral behavior of the current administration," Stegmann said.
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Hell, I'm also positive that many of the ways I continue to be "sexy" are heavily influenced by misogyny.
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The expletives, misogyny and violence in songs like "I Shot a Hater" are just "tongue in cheek," Webber says.
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Indeed, the very words white supremacy, privilege, racism, bias, sexism, misogyny, patriarchy, homophobia, and poverty are seen as divisive.
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In part, our confidence stemmed from an assumption that the fight against racism, misogyny and bigotry would win out.
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Crouch describes how video gamers viciously went after journalists, mostly women, who had criticized the misogyny of their games.
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Besides, he argued, there is a difference between a book that depicts misogyny and a book that is misogynist.
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So: Is there misogyny within the movement, to the point you could say it's one of its defining characteristics?
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We're fighting against misogyny, and our efforts will show women they can [become] woodworkers if they want to be.
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Never mind the issue, though — from structural inequality to rampant global misogyny, these heroic, nameless girls can face anything!
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And his message was not one of misogyny or libidinousness, but one calling for comfort in your own skin.
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WME, for example, once stopped representing Mel Gibson for his anti-semitism and misogyny, but is hands-off here.
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The fear of men isn't only a physical threat—rejection, repulsion, objectification—Shraya explores how misogyny attacks self-worth.
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"They are often tied into economic reasons, social reasons, and other material issues that intersect with misogyny," she argues.
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"Men have to be held accountable for their misogyny if we're ever going to change our culture," he says.
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American voters must be given the opportunity to utterly reject a Trump campaign based on racism, xenophobia and misogyny.
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"I witnessed misogyny at all levels of my six years in the military," writes Supriya Venkatesan, an Army veteran.
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We also have to admit that, within our culture, there is a lot of misogyny, homophobia, anti-blackness. Yes.
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Philosopher Kate Manne offers a way to consider this dynamic in her book Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny.
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Brewers and other industry folks called out Metzger's "misogyny and hatred" on social media, as reported by WKBW Buffalo.
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It means that misogyny is alive and well in the United States, and that it probably helped Trump win.
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And their bile is not made more credible by the substantial misogyny with which they lard their turgid script.
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Food ___ A growing canon of female-centered science fiction looks at questions of gender inequality, misogyny and institutionalized sexism.
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"We know that when transphobia mixes with misogyny and racism, it can often have fatal consequences," Ms. McBride said.
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Millions of us could be sending the message that racism, homophobia, misogyny and ableism have no place in 2019.
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"It's treachery, treason, betrayal and, added to it, a healthy dose of misogyny," Ms. Phillipson said, describing the threats.
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The film, which hit theaters in December, examined the conservative network's not-so-secret toxic work culture of misogyny.
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"The gloomiest way of describing the ancient world is it is misogyny from A to Z, really," she said.
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Bathed in a funk of testosterone, and heaving with homophobia and misogyny, "My Father Die" is a trashy jewel.
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In public—in one of the most memorable speeches of the campaign—she spoke out ferociously against Trump's misogyny.
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Ms. Rousseff said she had been called a cow "about 21997,250 times," and attributed her downfall partly to misogyny.
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It's a medium Mr. Trump exploits brilliantly, and one that has fostered and amplified a toxic subculture of misogyny.
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Some voters cited the misogyny and racism that female candidates and candidates of color have experienced in previous races.
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But with every repeated act of misogyny -- blatant or subtle or in between -- voters see him in sharper relief.
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Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama inspired millions, their achievements and grace rebuking the sour misogyny of the Trump campaign.
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Yes, the world's fourth most valuable company can trace its origins to the frustrated misogyny of an ur-incel.
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We will be looking at portions of "Nanette" and how power, gender and misogyny manifest in today's American narrative.
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The petition cites Trump's "well-documented misogyny and vulgarity" as traits that should disqualify him from receiving this privilege.
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A third set of problems with "Die Zauberflöte" seems more and more glaring: the specters of racism and misogyny.
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They have admitted the misogyny of Donald Trump into an ecosystem suffused with the care and respect for women.
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That sounds like the perfect antidote for counterbalancing the misogyny and sexism that's often synonymous with the music industry.
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At Splinter, Aran notes that despite its sexual harassment storyline, Master of None's second season displays some underlying misogyny.
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Women who run for office do face misogyny, but there's no reason to believe this is an insurmountable barrier.
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But, of course, by moving those voters, one would not have changed the national level of misogyny or xenophobia.
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Consider, for example, that several of Trump's advisers and appointees have been accused of enabling abuse toward women or misogyny.
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Manne wrote one way to identify misogyny is to contemplate whether men in comparable positions would get the same treatment.
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Instead, the critics read sexism, misogyny and an Old World patriarchy into whatever remnants of manliness stubbornly hang on today.
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If we view sexual assault and abortion restrictions through this lens, the misogyny that underpins both becomes so much clearer.
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At the same time, Polish culture is one "where chauvinism and misogyny, and therefore homophobia and transphobia, thrive," writes Rient.
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"Trans women of color are at the crosshairs of racism, transphobia, misogyny, homophobia, classism — so many other things," Bazant says.
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She broke the glass ceiling, fought misogyny, and pushed for a more feminist world all back in the freaking '40s.
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The book follows her life as she fights misogyny, deals with her father's death, withstands body-shaming, among other moments.
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Women's colleges affiliated with Delhi University (DU), one of India's top educational institutions, have put their feet down regarding misogyny.
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I knew that too often, the alternative sensibilities of the genre can act as a softcore disguise for rampant misogyny.
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So, kids don't have to learn feminism; they just have to not learn misogyny — and adults have to unlearn it.
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Blake Shelton: country singer, Voice judge, boyfriend of Gwen Stefani, and frequent purveyor of weird gay panic, misogyny, and Islamophobia.
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To anyone who has followed the presidential campaign, Donald Trump's misogyny and alleged habit of groping women were old news.
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Accompanying the racism, colorism, sexism, misogyny, and general exploitation that goes unchecked, there's a pressure to fit parochial beauty standards.
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She said further that she hoped that the film could prompt serious discussions about sexual violence, misogyny and rape culture.
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In it, Ms. Mulvey deploys psychoanalysis to identify, interpret and condemn the patriarchal misogyny and homophobia in the movies' marrow.
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If women notice them, their internalized misogyny causes them to feel disgust at what they assume is your wanton promiscuity.
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That tape is shocking — but it's not really surprising, given Trump's long history of both misogyny and alleged sexual misconduct.
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Right now, we can begin to defang the misogyny that allows violence against women to be such an effective weapon.
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I don't think there's any doubt that sexism and misogyny, which are endemic in our society, were very much factors.
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The Donald, never to be outdone, is burdened by bankruptcies, over-the-top flip-flopping, womanizing and allegations of misogyny.
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It is tempting to vilify and pin blame on Misogyny Man for the years of decreased pay and lost promotions.
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Instead of finding solace within our community against the threat of misogyny and homophobia, lesbian identity is being written out.
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But what you said about cruelty reminds me of Kate Manne's book Down Girl, which is a book about misogyny.
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Through them, femininity became a weapon rather than a weakness, turning the constraints of misogyny into a tool against it.
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A friend said that while she can be difficult, some of her public portrayal comes with an element of misogyny.
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Despite all the misogyny and gaslighting that's baked into this show, it's somehow volleyball that pushes the cast too far.
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Earlier in 2018, DeVaul authored a Medium post introspecting on his experience awakening to his own latent racism and misogyny.
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These are golf-course back-slappers whose vile misogyny and crude racist jokes are a form of rich-guy virility.
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He has never obscured his cruelty, or his misogyny, or his greed, or his dishonesty, or his will to power.
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It turns out that defending pedophilia—not rampant misogyny, transphobia, and Islamophobia—was the straw that broke the elephant's back.
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The Clinton campaign's strategy to amplify Trump's misogyny wasn't necessarily misguided, as Trump's persistently high unfavorable numbers go to show.
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I know that in a nation founded and wound through with white supremacy and misogyny, change doesn't come without resistance.
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And then there are the harassment scandals involving allegations of misconduct and a culture of misogyny from the 2016 campaign.
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The misogyny along with the racism and the homophobia and the bigotry against poor people, they're still alive and well.
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Unfortunately, because rap is built on misogyny, people aren't going to double down on men who actively engage with abusers.
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For her, the ability to call out the misogyny she receives in her "day-to-day" life has been empowering.
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This is no doubt partly because misogyny is so normal as to feel unremarkable, eliciting more eye rolls than gasps.
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Murphy drew first blood by suggesting Grayson shares the presumptive GOP presidential nominee's misogyny, according to The Tampa Bay Times.
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The church's name hasn't yet been disclosed, either, though Curbed's suggestion sounds pretty fitting: The Church of Our Blessed Misogyny.
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When you see misogyny in government, call it what it is, no matter what its supporters call you in return.
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He still voices, in muted terms, objection over Trump's bombastic style but has no problem with the racism and misogyny.
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The win is also momentous because this season of Big Brother featured moments of unadulterated misogyny from various male contestants.
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But for all this, The Handmaid's Tale's vision of religious oppression feels strikingly at odds with how misogyny works today.
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"White supremacist terrorism and violence, fueled by racism and misogyny, and empowered by technology, is on the rise," they write.
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Being a unifier means not unifying with a guy who calls immigrants rapists, wants to ban Muslims, and spews misogyny.
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Clinton added that people used to focus on tolerance instead of standing up against instances of hatred, like casual misogyny.
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The culture of misogyny and gender inequality may be affecting family life, in a country facing predictions of population collapse.
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Passing the long-stalled anti-discrimination bill would help reduce discrimination, create legal protections and compensation, and, hopefully, reduce misogyny.
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Misogyny and racism played their part in his rise, but so did a fierce and even heedless desire for change.
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If you ask Donegan, her experience with scrutiny and online misogyny just underscored the need for that kind of list.
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Her newest book, "Sex Object," is a memoir of her sex life and the misogyny that she believes it demonstrates.
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Because Mr. Torné never presents Joan-Marc as anything but pitiful — and startlingly idiotic in his misogyny — he proves endearing.
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Many scientists on the expedition have experienced some form of sexual harassment, discrimination and misogyny in their careers, she added.
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And while she's interested in having a good time, she is quick to bristle at the first sign of misogyny.
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He associated Karachi with poetry and architecture, violence and misogyny, delicious food, unnerving squalor, and every relative he'd ever loved.
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Quoting now Romney on Trump, quote, "the bullying, the greed, the showing off, the misogyny, the absurd, third-grade theatrics".
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It begins with, say, a white American man who becomes interested in taking an outspoken stand against racism or misogyny.
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Widely ridiculed, endlessly written about, long unscathed by his evident misogyny and diverse legal travails, Berlusconi proved a Teflon politician.
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There's a tendency to define misogyny as this deep hatred in the heart, harbored by men towards girls and women.
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After the first scandal, the Marine Corps was allocated $18 million to deal with misogyny, and the photo-sharing specifically.
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Alleyne thinks a big misconception is that pro-lifers don't care about women or are motivated by misogyny and malice.
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I don't know if there's one thing about people in tech that makes them more prone to misogyny or anything.
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The Trend Boy is a proud male feminist, or "more of a humanist," or appears legitimately invested in fighting misogyny.
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Beyond this tangled semantic dispute sits another debate centred on misogyny, and whether it's become embedded in the genre's language.
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When women rise to prominence, misogyny often ensues, and by 1500 BC, Goddess-worshipping civilizations had mostly fallen from grace.
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Ms. Machado's scrappy attitude is refreshing — and enlightening: Her feud with Mr. Trump is proof yet again of his misogyny.
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In "Nanette," she does an extended riff on the misogyny of Pablo Picasso, connecting it, eventually, to Donald J. Trump.
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Kate Manne is an assistant professor of philosophy at Cornell and the author of "Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny."
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Despite the show's retrospective cast, we find fiery issues of the present — racism, misogyny, xenophobia — burning in MoMA's pristine galleries.
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Uber retained Holder and his law firm to look into the allegations of misogyny and sexual harassment in the company.
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Sometimes her criticisms are well-placed — like when a man writes an essay about misogyny without quoting a single woman.
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Fighting misogyny and violence against women has been a national conversation since a horrifying and publicized gang rape in 2012.
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That was a critical component of Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, which catalyzed conservatives with overtures of misogyny, hatred, and prejudice.
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But while many voters were able to overlook his blatant misogyny, that doesn't mean they liked or approved of it.
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"Swift's white victimhood complex and Kanye's gross misogyny are fueling this drama, and no one is a winner," concluded Elle.
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What with his weed habit and ingrained misogyny, and the part where he fathered children with someone other than Mrs.
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These days, stories of misogyny in nerd-world — and allegations of sexual harassment in tech companies — have become incredibly common.
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Had he helped to popularize a workplace culture in which misogyny and abuse were overlooked, tolerated and sometimes even celebrated?
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Misogyny, of course, is present in every other sector of society, but there is an important distinction in the military.
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In the face of women's success, many of them have fallen behind on adult obligations and fallen back on misogyny.
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Indeed, searches for the word "misogyny" spiked 2,400 percent on the Merriam-Webster website the day she ended her campaign.
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There's a tendency to define misogyny as this deep hatred in the heart, harbored by men toward girls and women.
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The festival is host to more than 150 authors and artists from across the globe, examining bigotry, misogyny and xenophobia.
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It focuses on the misogyny of Bundy's crimes, and includes the voices of some of the women affected by them.
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Hillary Clinton's repeated attacks on Mr. Trump's misogyny did not sway independents and moderate Republicans to reject him, for example.
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Nobody enjoys this answer, but I'm saying it anyway: I haven't faced an incredible amount of misogyny in my career.
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They hit him for his ostentatious display of wealth, his alleged misogyny, and his long tenure overseeing abusive policing tactics.
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But Stern's aim was to satirize misogyny, not normalize it, and she must have been conscious of subverting her assignment.
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This has made otherwise socially impermissible misogyny tacitly tolerable within the realm of art in general and poetry in particular.
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We're covering a continuing strike in France, misogyny on Britain's campaign trail, and outrage over a leaked video in Spain.
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Also, she would solve, or at least challenge, two of the issues that continue to dog Republicans: racism and misogyny.
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That, Professor Williams argues, can make misogyny attractive to the white working class, a way to rebel against condescending elites.
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"We're certainly not lauding characters for their homophobia or misogyny or casual racism," McElhenney told Rolling Stone earlier this month.
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But here pundits also failed to see how Trump's misogyny may be reflected across a wide swath of the public.
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"I think there is some misogyny in the way she's been characterized, and I think it's ugly," Ms. Adichie said.
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A: I agree that men don't generally seem interested in taking a long, hard look at male violence and misogyny.
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"I think as sick as that sounds, that's just baseline misogyny," said Ms. Dolan, who studies gender, politics and behavior.
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I am very vocal about bringing awareness to the misogyny that is rampant within the military, especially the Marine Corps.
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Nevelson's refusal to recognize who he married was a mirror of the deeply entrenched and normalized misogyny within her society.
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It involves years of undoing internalized shame and, often, the misogyny, racism, classism, and ableism that's linked to that, too.
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The obstacle, then, is misogyny, and her arc, her radical change, will presumably be a journey from powerlessness to power.
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Trump's vulgar misogyny and the anti-woman legislation he's working to sign into law can't be separated from one another.
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With so much happening in the news directed at affirming misogyny and controlling women, we could all use a little joy.
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And it's small, but I think the way things that are considered feminine are dismissed speaks to something larger about misogyny.
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Ron Wyden, another Oregon Democrat, tweeted his opposition "Steve Bannon ran a website that trafficked in anti-Semitism & misogyny," Wyden wrote.
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Their two-sibling approach to ownership, stemming from the departed Jerry Buss' passive backroom misogyny, isn't doing them any favors, either.
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"Any woman who says, 'I hate my bum, I hate my body,' is essentially expressing a kind of misogyny," she said.
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Misogyny is pervasive, and research suggests that the underrepresentation of women on YouTube could be linked to the hostility of commenters.
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While being in the trenches of the fight against sexism, misogyny, and violence may seem bleak, there are seeds of hope.
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Rape and misogyny didn't prompt Nick to fight against the regime, but personal stakes—the possibility of his own child—do.
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Poitras then felt obligated to further probe the culture of misogyny that's infiltrated the hacker community and that Assange has perpetuated.
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"There are specific challenges affecting LGBT coaches in women's basketball, stemming from a history of oppression, misogyny and homophobia," she said.
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If Mr Trump's latest burst of misogyny delights more working-class men than it repels their wives, it could pay off.
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There's actually a little thread of misogyny, because it's men dealing with being creepy toward women because they have nothing left.
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Despite their immediate connection, Trevor shows tiny signs of misogyny that Joelle (and us, really) are only too happy to ignore.
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They also found a way to address both the Nazi Holocaust and the dehumanizing violence of misogyny with the same insouciance.
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Yet instructions on how to snap someone's neck aren't considered a credible threat, ostensibly because they're only hypothetical misogyny and abuse.
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For women who have loudly railed against misogyny in Hollywood for years, the weeks after the Weinstein revelations have been strange.
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The film, a satire that takes on the culture of harassment and misogyny in Hollywood, couldn't come at a better time.
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Trump's pattern of misogyny, including his horrendous comments about Fox News' Megyn Kelly, should have disqualified him even before the primaries.
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