One is being exercised as a demonstration and if there were places for women, like gyms it would be out of a feeling for a need for safety. The other was used to implement and maintain a foundationally masculine and abusive structure of power.

It was but it was more krass so I reworded it and went at it again. ;)

Thank you. The reaction to this is vile. Thousands of years of bullshit for being a woman, one art exhibit, and now the dudes are screaming about re-restricting public space to women as if they came up with a thought provoking exercise.

Yup. Thousands of years of female exclusion - and it still continues in circles to this day, but one museum and now they’re crying about basically re-excluding women from everything as a “thought exercise.”

|You would likely be screaming about the sexism from the top of your lungs if a business refused to take women as customers|

When has anything women had to say mattered to structures of power, though? Kind of the whole point to any of this.

Was just saying how I wish there were women only gyms because I don’t feel comfortable in coed gyms. Men are fucking creeps and do not respect personal space in my gym going experience. The reason there are no women only gyms in California is because men’s rights groups sued them for discrimination. So basically there aren’t any safe places to go to the gym for people like me.

edit: good to see the lack of reciprocity or willingness to look at this issue for what it actually is from certain instances.

It helps maintain the salt content…

I am so sick of fascism. Will there ever be a time in our lifetimes that it won’t be as thick?