Vogue Mexico Has Featured A Third-gender Cover Star For The First Time. The Magazine Is Believed To Be

My family: *comparing JLo's and Shakira's half time shows, discussing which one is better, piting women against each other*

JLo & Shakira during the halftime show:

Me: 😭😭♀️👑👑

“The most rage provoking element of being a female is the gaslighting that happens when for centuries we’ve been expected to absorb male behaviour, silently. Silent absorption of whatever any guy decides to do. And oftentimes when we, in our enlightened state or our emboldened state, now respond to bad male behaviour or somebody doing to something just out of line, that response is treated like the offence itself.”

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

This. THIS

And cover your face, hair, anything that makes you stand out.

Greta Thunberg x Only the Young

people misunderstand what ‘gifted kid’ actually means but it’s ok it’s fine it’s cool it’s good

joaquin phoenix just slayed my life

what a PERFORMANCE

Let👏kids👏hate👏their👏parents👏

Stop👏saying👏children👏have👏to👏love👏their👏parents👏just👏because👏they👏gave👏them👏basic👏human👏 necessities👏required👏by👏law👏

@TSN_Sports: Russian tennis player Andrey Rublev writes "No war please" on the camera following his advancement to the final in Dubai.

So the results of the Depp vs Heard case has unfortunately revealed to me that a few of the people I follow (a few of them for a very long time) are Heard supporters and the posts they reblog are along the lines of “it’s bad and will discourage victims from coming forward” while completely ignoring how it will be empowering for male victims who have largely been suffering in silence.

And it’s made me really think about an unfortunate fallacy in people’s thinking when it comes to various buzz phrases and buzz words used when talking about victims of abuse.

“Believe all women.”

Uh… no. A noble idea on the surface, but as has clearly been seen with Depp and Heard, that ideology is just opening the door for female perpetrators of abuse to take advantage of other people’s good will and desire to help victims.

A better phrase would be, “Listen to all victims.”

Emphasis on LISTEN. Not believe. You should never, EVER just believe someone blindly. Especially in something as serious as abuse allegations. But you should always be willing to LISTEN. Take the time to see what evidence comes forward. See what a judge and jury say if the allegations ever make it that far.

Blind belief is putting yourself at risk of being taken advantage of by people who have no qualms with lying through their teeth and telling you everything they think you want to hear.

Listen to all victims, but let the evidence speak for itself.

Y la culpa no era mía, ni dónde estaba ni cómo vestía. El violador eres tú.

"And the fault isn't mine, where I was or how I dress. You are the rapist."

Those are the translated lyrics of the Latin feminist hymn originated in Chile.

The lyrics have been criticized by anti-feminists (specially in mexico) and so many women started tweeting about their experience with sexual assault (where they were and what they were wearing) accompanied by the lyrics and DataPopMX just released some statistics based on 2,832 tweets:

In 68% of the sexual assaults occurred between 4 and 6 years old, they wore pajamas and were in family home.

In 26% of the sexual assaults occurred between 4 and 6 years old, they wore children's clothes and were in family home.

In 87% of the sexual assaults occurred between 9 and 11 years old, they wore their school uniform and were in family home.

In 59% of the sexual assaults occurred between 14 and 16 years old, they wore shorts and were on the street.

In 76% of sexual assaults occurred between 19 and 21 years old, they wore jeans and were at a friend's place.

In 8% of sexual assaults occurred between 19 and 21 years old, they wore skirts and were in public transport.

Of the 2,832 tweets in total 31% (877) occurred between 4 and 6 years old.