When faced with injustice, you generally have three ways how you can react. You can ignore it, keep your head down, and get on with your day without making any waves. You can try to be sneaky and make subtle 5D chess moves to outplay the situation to your own advantage. Or you can call the injustice out and shine a light on it for everyone to see, bold as brass, sometimes using humor to do it. That way, it’s harder to hide the injustice.
This list is about the times that women and men called out sexism and misogyny, as shared on the r/TrollXChromosomes subreddit. People from all walks of life, from everyday employees and parents to skilled professionals, confronted sexism on social media head-on to help everyone. Upvote the responses by these brave people that you agree with and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
#1 With Pleasure, Julianne
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#2 Too Many Of Us Have An Uncle Randy
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#3 I Agree
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#4 Just Going To Leave This One Here
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#5 This Hurts Deep Because It’s True
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#6 I’ve Never Heard This Explained So Succinctly (Credit Fu**k_patriarchy On Instagram)
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#7 Yuuuuup
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#8 Parenting Tips
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#9 As An Extremely Gay Lady, I’d Like To Co-Sign The F**k Out Of This
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#10 Good Lesson
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#11 Where’s The Lie
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#12 Funny How Rarely This Comes Up With Christians
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#13 I Want To Meet This Heroic Mystery Woman
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#14
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#15 Be A Proud Spinster !
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#16 The Only Way To Get Republicans To Care About Black Lives
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#17 The List Could Go On And On…
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#18 They Should Both Be Free
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#19 Women Are Not Free Therapy
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#20 This Is So Accurate
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#21 This Tweet Hits Hard
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#22 I Swear, The Audacity
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#23 Someone Said It!!!
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#24 This Is What We Want. Not The Future, Now
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#25 So Basically
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#26 Let Her Name Be Known
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#27 Invasive, Huh?
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#28 My Boyfriend Didn’t Appreciate This One As Much As I Did
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#29 Success Is The Best Revenge
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#30 Unfortunately True
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#31 F**k The Patriarchy
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#32 Truth
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#33 Mansplaining Fail
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#34 It Never F**king Ends
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#35
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#36 “Women R So Emotional”
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#37 Yep
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#38 And The Sinister Version, “If She Has Boobs, She’s Biologically Ready For Sex”
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#39 Bless The Boys
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#40 So True
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#41 Girls Are Always Taught How To Stay Safe, It’s Not As Common To Teach Boys To Not Create Unsafe Situations
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#42 How Come Tho?
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#43 F**king Truth
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#44 Yes, Just Like That
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#45 Misogyny Running Deep
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#46 This Explains A Whole F**king Lot, Actually
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#47 Unconstitutionality
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#48 I Don’t Know Why This Made Me Laugh So Hard
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#49 Take Notes Hallmark
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#50 “Why Do They Say ‘Women And Children First’? What About The Men? Why Is Society Anti-Men?”
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