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Man exposes absurdity of sexist marketing by creating shirts that label men like we do women.
Author A.R. Moxon created a brilliant metaphor to help men understand the anxiety that potential sexual abuse causes women.
He did so by equating sexual assault to something that men have a deep-seeded fear of being kicked in the testicles.
Comedian Jen Kirkman has a perfect response to the question: What's it like to be a female comedian? ManWhoHasItAll has created a collection of T-shirts that condescend to men by labeling them "Male Scientist," " Male Lawyer ," and "Male Programmer" These shirts highlight the idea that we can be more inclusive by accepting women in these positions without the need to use a gender qualifier.
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