Feminist Frequency’s New Logo Is a Sexist Abomination

Notorious feminist crybully Anita Sarkeesian has spent God-only-knows-how-much on a new logo, and I’m sorry to say it is a misogynistic car-crash.

Her co-conspirator Jonathan McIntosh, who runs the show over at Feminist Frequency, has callously erased her from the branding, perhaps because Anita — how do I put this delicately? — isn’t quite the feisty little sexpot she was in 2014.

I know the last 18 months have been harsh on her but surely no need for McIntosh to erase Anita from the branding. What a sexist pig.

— Milo Yiannopoulos (@Nero) December 7, 2015

But why scrub her image from the company’s social media? Isn’t that body shaming? Why doesn’t Feminist Frequency celebrate diverse body types?

The logo itself is a car crash, of course.

JOSH YOUR NEW LOGO SUCKS LOOKS LIKE A LOAD OF FAT BIRDS GOT SLICED UP BY A WIND TURBINE AM I THE WIND TURBINE pic.twitter.com/RRU64TuWUc

— Milo Yiannopoulos (@Nero) December 7, 2015

And there are questions about the priorities over at Feminist Frequency, with begging emails going out claiming that Anita needs a new laptop while the charity expensively rebrands itself with all the cash it has in the bank.

So @femfreq is begging for laptop money but spending thousands of dollars on rebranding, am I getting this right

— Milo Yiannopoulos (@Nero) December 7, 2015

Some commentators are drawing unflattering comparisons between modern feminism’s approach to dissent and similarly totalitarian tendencies from recent history.

Who knew Anita Sarkeesian’s final solution would be a logo that looks like a used tampon

— Milo Yiannopoulos (@Nero) December 7, 2015

@Nero @femfreq looks like Persian calligraphy. Shows how Islamization of the west has sunk its roots into feminism pic.twitter.com/bVZOwR9zyn

— Jacques LeActeur (@JacquesJournal) December 7, 2015

Some of the parodies are terribly childish and mean.

Honestly, @femfreq's new logo is pretty snazzy, TREND IT! #GamerGate pic.twitter.com/3MvvuBENrh

— Lord Ezekiel ギャビン (@DrEzekiel_) December 7, 2015

The consensus seems to be that Feminist Frequency’s new logo is ugly.

I thought I had no gag reflex left. Then I saw @femfreq’s new logo!

— Milo Yiannopoulos (@Nero) December 7, 2015

And contrary to the basic principles of feminism.

Why is the logo pink Why This is literally everything they hate

— Milo Yiannopoulos (@Nero) December 7, 2015

When will these odious woman-haters learn? Frankly, I’m triggered.