They can get away with anything simply because they have breasts - they are brainless, angry, man-hating, predatory. Karl Marlantes (Wall Street Journal) calls Hue 1968 an extraordinary feat of journalism. It upsets me that we are still living in a world where the fight for equality is viewed as a joke: whenever I search feminist memes on Google, I inevitably find a ridiculing shrine where feminists thrive in opposition to men. Dan Rather is a fan: I’m reading Mark Bowden’s new book, Hue 1968: A Turning Point of the American War in Vietnam, he tweets. The Roxane Gay Agenda näytetään tässä palvelussa. How Janicza Bravo turned a hilarious Twitter thread into a hilarious movie. Twitter (w/Janicza Bravo) Mark as played March 29, 2022. All people from across the gender spectrum have a right to be angry about phallogocentric representation - especially when its happening on an international day committed to instilling real change. Aziah King’s epic Twitter thread about a road trip gone bad took the internet by storm in 2015.
But of course, even though she likes to read stories filled with sword fights and magic spells, her favourite part is always the happy, heteronormative ending 'where she meets Prince Charming'. We should not live in a country where bodily autonomy can be. The line 'Oh isn't this amazing?' is sang by Belle from Beauty and the Beast, a peculiar exhibit to the rest of her town because she enjoys the company of a book. This tweet seems to say: Guess what? Women can read! Isn't that amazing? I nearly punched my laptop screen.
