The exposure of misogyny against famous women is a massive part of the revolution.

As Andrea Dworkin says, the fate of one woman is the fate of all women, and it is does not discriminate by wealth, status, age, race, or rank.

There's been a massive exposure of how celebrity women are grossly abused by the men around them. This is a big deal for many reasons. We're seeing how wealthy and powerful women's assets are so often exploited and controlled by men around them. We're seeing how their children are harmed in the process, and how these mothers try to protect them. So so many of us are hurting through the pain alongside these women. I foresee this being a colossal turning point for women's rights. These matters are, however, incredibly public and that must be a whole different level of traumatizing for these women and children.

It puts a glaring spotlight on the truth of Dworkin's words: one woman's fate is every woman's fate.

We stand behind Kim. She is a woman and she deserves to be free from male terrorism.

^{I chose Global Resistance as the tag because it is in every woman's best interest to globally unite in support of one another. Stories in the media and celebrities give us a chance to do that.}