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#sex #Amber Rose #walk of no shame #slut shaming #sex positive #Matt McGorry #feminism #sexuality #identities #Funny or Die #videoToday, Amber Rose shone a light on the double standard between how society views pop stars like Beyoncé, who are allowed to go onstage and own their sexuality without judgment. She also brought up Channing Tatum to make a crucial point.
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👏👏👏 Matt McGorry. Yes, you can buy this shirt. Yes, the proceeds go to a feminist cause.
Can dudes be feminists? Matt McGorry has an astonishingly simple answer. (Watch the full video).
In an effort to point out the glaring double standard in Instagram’s censorship policy, he posted a topless photo Wednesday, swapping his own totally acceptable male nipples with two famously banned female nipples. In his caption, McGorry sums it all up nicely, “At the heart of it, it’s simply about gender equality and equal rights.”
Amber Rose is simply not interested in your slut-shaming. The unapologetic social-media star doesn’t mince words when it comes to a woman’s right to own her sexuality. And you have to hear how passionately she defends the women in the audience.
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Hundreds of people converged in downtown Los Angeles Saturday afternoon to march against slut-shaming and sexual violence at the Amber Rose Slut Walk. We spoke to 16 participants (including Slut Walk co-founder Heather Jarvis and Matt McGorry) about why they were there Saturday, what they’ve experienced in the past and why slut-shaming has got to go.
I really wish I coulda been there
Preachhh ittttt!!!
After OITNB actor Matt McGorry tweeted words in honor of Eric Garner’s death, a follower countered his use of #BlackLivesMatter by asking, “all lives matter surely?” With the above 10 tweets, McGorry took the time to explain the difference between #BlackLivesMatter and #AllLivesMatter — capping it off with one genius rainforest metaphor.
During the Iowa Brown and Black Forum at Drake University on Monday, Sanders answered a question about sex ed and teaching affirmative consent in schools by saying that “we really do need a serious national discussion about sexuality.” But his sex positivity didn’t stop there.
