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Women call out the sexism that has become a part of everyday life

While women take the lead for being the most affected by the vicious patriarchal society, men need to join in and hold other men accountable.

Women call out the sexism that has become a part of everyday life
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Sexism is rampant and has trickled into all areas of life. It is a false idea that women are inferior to men because of their sex. It is a harmful belief to hold that disproportionately impacts women and girls. As per the Council of Europe, sexism is also the root cause of gender inequality. People are put into boxes based on their sex and gender which may sometimes be violently enforced. There are also different levels of sexism. While some are obvious and there is also subtle sexism that could be even more insidious. The overt and covert forms of sexism could be potentially fatal if left unchecked.

 



 

 

The issue of women's safety has taken the forefront following the brutal murder of Sarah Everard. But women's safety is as much a men's issue as it is a woman's. While women take the lead for being the most affected by the vicious patriarchal society, men need to join in and hold other men accountable. Here are several instances of women calling men out for their sexism. It would be in the best of all our interests if men could stop to observe and educate themselves instead of lashing out for being corrected.

1. Girls are not weak. Physically or otherwise.



 

 

2. Women are too sensitive? Then explain this...

Source: Reddit/u/bommelst

 

3. Uncle Randy has to go



 

 

4. It is a basic life skill



 

 

5. Please get your priorities straight

 



 

 

6. It's almost like the world hates women

 

Source: Reddit/u/ddestiny_kb

 

7. Do they mature faster or are they made to mature faster?

 



 

 

8. Meeting at an intersection

 

Source: Reddit/u/Alex45784

 

9. Consent is everything

 



 

 

10. How does it feel to not have to look over your shoulder all the time?

 

Source: Reddit/u/apocalypticalley

 

11. Men get emotional too

 



 

 

12. Mansplaining at its funniest

 

Source: Reddit/u/Alex45784

 

13. When saying no just doesn't cut it

 



 

 

14. Shaming the victim starts young

 



 

 

15. Teach boys that no means no

 



 

 

16. Make up your mind, misogynist

 



 

 

17. It's almost like they have an agenda

 

Source: Reddit/u/cestrumnocturnum

 

18.  Make it make sense

 

Source: Reddit/u/Robintevenson

 

19. Not all men? But definitely this one.

 

Source: Reddit/u/girl_with_a_401k

 

20. You played yourself with this one

 

Source: Reddit/u/ChibiSailorMercury

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