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| 4 | This. This so much.Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, and Sarah Palin are just the first three female politicians that come to mind that have faced various criticisms regarding their clothing that their male counterparts would never, and have never received. Susanna Reid is a BBC presenter who has said that her producers have suggested she "wear brighter colors, dye her hair blonder, to nod more so as to appear more agreeable". Turn on CNN. Tell me that there isn't a requirement for the way that the women newscaster… | /r/MensRights | 15/11/14 07:47 PM |
| 0 | This. This so much.I'm not talking about actresses or other entertainers. That is entirely different. I'm talking about women who are scientists, politicians, journalists, people who are in the public eye because of their careers which are NOT necessarily based on appearances or fashion. | /r/MensRights | 15/11/14 07:18 PM |
| 43 | This. This so much.I find it interesting that everyone is offended by this. This is the type of shit that women in the public eye have to deal with all the time. The media spends more time on what women are wearing and how they have their hair done than the message they are bringing. This guy wore an incredibly loud shirt to an event that would be viewed by a lot of people. Of COURSE people are going to mention the shirt - some will like it because he is not a stereotypical rocket scientist at all, while others wi… | /r/MensRights | 15/11/14 04:11 PM |
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