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THE WOMAN CARD

TRANSFORM with Marianne Williamson • 4520 implied HN points • 19 Jan 24

🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Gender Equality Political Campaigns Misogyny Presidential elections Social justice

Running for President as a woman changes perceptions and experiences.
Misogyny is deeply ingrained in cultural attitudes.
Women no longer have to stand aside for men in politics.

The Men Who Ruin Us

All in Her Head by Jessica Valenti • 13935 implied HN points • 08 Apr 23

🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Abortion Misogyny Legislation Gender inequality

Men in positions of power are making decisions that negatively impact women's rights
There is frustration over the control these men exert over women's bodies and lives
Abortion medication has brought significant progress but also faced opposition from those who seek to degrade and restrict women

Straight Men Acting Like They Think Gay Sex is Gross is Not Believable

Design Mom • 2948 implied HN points • 03 Jul 23

🎭️ Culture Sexuality Gender Feminism Masculinity Misogyny

Straight men pretending to find gay sex gross is not credible, given their interest in male anatomy.
Homophobia and hatred towards gay men may stem from underlying misogyny and fear of femininity.
Disdain towards trans women can reflect misogyny, as women are seen as inferior in our culture.

Catch up with Araminta Hall on The Shift Bookclub Live

The Shift With Sam Baker • 99 implied HN points • 02 Feb 24

🎭️ Culture Bookclub Misogyny

Araminta Hall discusses misogyny, Me Too, and women's safety concerns during The Shift Bookclub Live.
The community around The Shift Bookclub is growing, with engaging discussions and entertaining conversations during the live events.
The conversation during The Shift Bookclub Live covered various topics like coercive control, #notallmen, character analysis, and more.

Catch up with The Shift Bookclub Live

The Shift With Sam Baker • 99 implied HN points • 17 Aug 23

🎭️ Culture Bookclub Misogyny Novel

The Shift Bookclub Live featured Margaret Meyer discussing witches, Me Too, and misogyny in a novel set in 1645 that surprisingly resonates with 2023.
The event was live on YouTube, providing an opportunity for paid subscribers to catch up on the discussion.
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