UPenn Athlete Paula Scanlan Asks Important Questions of #MeTOO Movement

Every movement has a duty to continue to challenge itself, too. Natural growing pains. .......tgjpRemember not too terribly long ago when

Every movement has a duty to continue to challenge itself, too. Natural growing pains. …….tgjp

Remember not too terribly long ago when celebrities+ were leaping onto the bandwagon to appear as if they were against sexism, misogyny, violence, and abuse against women & girls?

Yeah.

Today, it is acceptable & even encouraged or permissible according to certain groups & individuals for males to expose their nether region parts to you AND, you must undress in front of them too or you could be accused of being “hateful.” Because that male’s feelings might be hurt.

Who cares about the feelings of women & girls?

I wrote an opinion piece for @Telegraph about the truth of the #MeToo movement and why they have abandoned protecting women like myself when we ask for access to our own sports and spaces. Please give it a read 🙂 https://t.co/lDMDW8FuIo
— Paula Scanlan (@PaulaYScanlan) August 30, 2023

P.S. Even the women who do not share your political/religious/social beliefs deserve safety from male violence. Safety can’t be a “reward” for those whom society, religions, organizations, schools, corporations, or families consider “good girls”.

Safety and freedom from male violence are for every woman and girl.

Until every woman and girl is safe….-TGJP

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