Tag: murder

This Week in Misogyny Would Never Ban Squirting

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, December 5th, 2014
7 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Would Never Ban Squirting

With all the terrible things going on this week, we actually have a few spots of good news this week. Not many, but I’ll take what I can get! Plus, this week’s BAMFs are even more badass than usual, and two of them are only 7 years old. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything […]

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This Week in Misogyny Has an Election Hangover

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, November 7th, 2014
3 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Has an Election Hangover

Can we all go move to an island somewhere or something? Because the next two years with Republicans running the House and Senate are NOT looking fun. And it was a week of shitstorms and terrible people and all kinds of other assorted fuckery. Fun times! (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

Tags #readergate, abortion, adam savage, Alaska, alison howard, Alma Adams, american eagle, Ann Coulter, Arizona, Artie Lange, awesome kids, Backpage, bad cops, bad science, beyonce, black widow, book haram, Brittany Maynard, Cari Champion, Carlesha Freeland-Gaither, catcalling, Celia Bullwinkel, chelsea handler, colorado, Connecticut, consent the d, Dan Sullivan, Daniel Holtzclaw, dear kate, DePaul University, disney princesses, emma watson, esquire, GamerGate, goldieblox, google, Halloween, Hollaback, homophobia, India, jian ghomeshi, joss whedon, keira knightley, Lauren Boyle, Lena Dunham, mansplaining, michigan, midterms, misogyny, murder, natalie dormer, New Zealand, North Dakota, nyc, personhood, planned parenthood, rape, rape insurance, Richard Brittain, Roxane Gay, Rush Limbaugh, sexual assault, sexual fantasies, sidewalks, Southern Baptist Convention, statutory rape, street harassment, Tennessee, Texas, This is what a feminist looks like, Tom Foley, transphobia, tucker carlson, Universal Studios, victim-blaming, wendy davis, white feminism, white voters, women in academia, women in congress, zoe quinn

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This Week in Misogyny Would Like to Invite #GamerGate to Kiss Its Ass

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, October 17th, 2014
6 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Would Like to Invite #GamerGate to Kiss Its Ass

Bring it on, brosephs. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

Tags abortion, affirmative consent, AfterPill, Agatha Tan, Amanda Bynes, Anita Sarkeesian, Annie Kuster, Annise Parker, Apple, breast cancer, Brianna Wu, Bye Felipe, campus sexual assault, celebrity feminism, ched evens, Cory Booker, cosmo, DC comics, domestic violence, douchebros, Dr. Luke, Ebola, emergency contraceptives, ernest angley, Ezra Klein, Facebook, family dollar, fertility coverage, GamerGate, gender wage gap, grace hopper celebration, Greg Abbott, headscarves, iowa, ISIS, Jeff Bell, Joanna Coles, john grisham, judy finnigan, Kesha, Lachista Greco, Laurie Abraham, louie gohmert, male allies, mansplaining, McKenna Peterson, Mike Huckabee, misogyny, mommy wars, murder, Muslim feminism, national women's law center, never read the comments, NFL, pedophilia, philippines, pinktober, rape, rh reality check, Roxane Gay, Sam Harris, same-sex adoption, same-sex marriage, Sarah Silverman, school dress codes, scott walker, SCOTUS, sex ed, sexual assault, South Carolina, Stand your ground, stay nadella, Steve Vaillancourt, Tampon Run, Tennessee, Texas, the Butterflies, trans, upskirt photos, victim-blaming, virginia, women in tech, wonder woman, Yazidi, Zara Bennett

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This Week in Misogyny Is Not Down with Fracking for the Cure

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Thursday, October 9th, 2014
4 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Is Not Down with Fracking for the Cure

“Awareness” has gone too far. TOO FAR. And there’s plenty of truly tragic news this week to go along with the shit that’s merely infuriating. But if you can make it through to the end, Jessica Williams will make it all better. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

Tags abortion, ACLU, affirmative consent, Alabama, allies, alt-lit, annie lennox, aziz ansari, beyonce, buttleopener, campus rape, catholicism, child molestation, child soldiers, college humor, colorado, disability, domestic abuse, Ello, Emma Sulkowicz, Equal Pay Day, george will, ghostbusters, into the crevasse, Jameis Winston, jennifer lawrence, jessica valenti, Jessica Williams, Karl Lagerfeld, kid's clothing, Marie Claire, Mayang Prasetyo, military sexual assault, misogyny, MRAs, murder, new york, Nicholas Sparks, nobel prize in physics, obama, parental consent, personhood, pinktober, pregnancy, redefining marriage, Reince Priebus, sexting, sexual harassment, Sonia Sotomayor, Stephen Collins, Stephen Tully Dierks, street harassment, susan G. Komen, Syria, Texas, transgender rights, TRAP laws, treon harris, victim-blaming, wage gap, womansplainer, women in tech

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This Week in Misogyny is All About the Misandry (Ironic or Otherwise)

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, August 15th, 2014
1 Comment on This Week in Misogyny is All About the Misandry (Ironic or Otherwise)

We’re going to mix things up this week and start with some good news. Don’t worry, there’s still plenty of awfulness to get through after that! Seriously, so many terrible people. I’m sorry. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

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This Week in Misogyny is in Love with Gamora

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, August 8th, 2014
2 Comments on This Week in Misogyny is in Love with Gamora

This week y’all get a couple special sections, because dear lord was there a lot of religious (and atheist) misogyny this week, but to make up for it there’s also some vintage misandry and other cool books. Plus, the most delightful video about dick pics ever! Other than that, it’s business as usual, by which I […]

Tags Alanis Morissette, Anna Paquin, atheism, australia, Becky Hammon, bi erasure, Bitsy Bear, book covers, child pornography, Cincinnati Zoo, dad feminism, Denmark, dick pics, domestic violence, Ebola, emma watson, fat-shaming, FDA, female MRAs, female superheroes, feminism, formula-shaming, Fox News, Gamora, gender roles, ghostbusters, Guardians of the Galaxy, Hemant Mehta, high school reading list, India, Janet Looks at 89 Dicks, John Hagee, Jovanka Beckles, Kira Isabella, Land's End, Larry King, Mark Driscoll, marvel, misandry, misogyny, MRAs, murder, nebraska, Nicole Perlman, Nine West, olivia wilde, period shaming, Raj Shetye, Rampant Flamingo, rape, read a romance month, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, seinfeld, sex abuse, virginity pledges, Wanda Gag, WisCon, women in comedy, working mothers, World Breastfeeding Week

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This Week in Misogyny Has a Black Belt in Gender Judo

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, July 18th, 2014
5 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Has a Black Belt in Gender Judo

Oh, what a shock, Congress is being useless once again when it comes to securing rights for women. And let’s all direct our middle fingers in the general direction of the Women Against Feminism Tumblr. Sigh. At least Thor’s a lady now? I’ll take whatever good news I can get. (As usual, trigger warnings for […]

Tags abortion, abstinence only sex ed, alex graves, bad science, body shaming, burlesque, campus sexual assault, captain america, Carleigh O'Connor, Charles Payne, Colbie Caillet, Congress, Cory Gardner, dawn of the planet of the apes, Deena Pilgrim, EEOC, Emily Dawson, fundamental attribution error, game of thrones, gaslighting, gender judo, gender wage gap, George Fox University, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Hobby Lobby, instagram, internalized misogyny, Iraq, Leighton Meester, louie gohmert, mansplaining, Michele Bachmann, misogyny, murder, National Health Interview Survey, Of Mice and Men, Orange is the New Black, Outnumbered, pedophilia, Powers, Protect Women’s Health From Corporate Interference Act, refugees, Renee Ellmers, rich Nugent, Susan Heyward, thor, transgender, Wicked Campervans, women against feminism, women in hollywood, Women's Health Protection Act

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This Week in Misogyny Isn’t Wearing Spanx

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, March 7th, 2014
2 Comments on This Week in Misogyny Isn’t Wearing Spanx

This week we’ve got some good news, some Oscars news, and the usual assortment of fucked up shit. Let’s get down to business. (As usual, trigger warnings for pretty much everything apply.)

Perspectives

Confessions of a Death Hag

Post author By Marena
Post date Wednesday, January 22nd, 2014
8 Comments on Confessions of a Death Hag

Ever since I was a child, I’ve been fascinated by accounts of death and murder. For me, it went beyond my love of horror films and the macabre and onto the deaths and murders of real, living people. With the advent of Wikipedia and the easy access I have to the internet, I was surprised […]

Tags celebrity, death, murder, photography, taboo

Pop Culture

What I Watched Last Night: A Very British Murder

Post author By Linotte Melodieuse
Post date Friday, January 10th, 2014
1 Comment on What I Watched Last Night: A Very British Murder

Most of us have had a terrible week, with the weather being so cold and snowy and icy. There’s really nothing better to do than stay inside and watch TV or read a good mystery novel. Or you can do both if you watch the documentary A Very British Murder, presented by British historian Lucy […]

Tags a very british murder, BBC, bermondsey horror, culture, documentary, Dr. Crippen, jack the ripper, lucy worsley, murder, ratcliffe highway murders

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This Week in Misogyny: It Just Keeps Coming

Post author By [E] Hillary
Post date Friday, June 7th, 2013
10 Comments on This Week in Misogyny: It Just Keeps Coming

There’s never an end in sight when it comes to finding misogyny in the news. People are literally getting away with murder, telling high school girls that they ought to focus more on being moms than getting jobs, making it harder for women to get healthcare, and just generally being terrible human beings. (As usual, […]

New Show Recap

Recap: Scandal, Episode 1.06, “The Trail”

Post author By Trulybst
Post date Monday, May 14th, 2012
2 Comments on Recap: Scandal, Episode 1.06, “The Trail”

The scene opens with the president and Olivia at her apartment. Just where we left off. He shows her the tape and strongly suggests that she hears it. (Um”¦ what it if wasn’t Amanda on the tape? Who the heck has that then?)

Tags ABC's Scandal, murder, presidential campaign, women's vote