#ShirtlessShamers2016

Master collection of all #ShirtlessShamers2016

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  1. Thank you for visiting! If this is your first time here, or you are interested in learning what the point of the Shirtless Shamers series is, please take a few minutes to read this reflection piece explaining the intent of the series and the themes to watch for in the hundreds of entries below:
  2. Thumbnail for How I'm Exposing Shirtless Slut-ShamersHow I'm Exposing Shirtless Slut-Shamers
    I wanted to start this reflection piece with a breezy personal bio, but the Internet has taught me better. See, I woke up last week to a guy threatening to find my address and rape me if I didn't tell him whether I have had anal sex or like being teabagged.
    The Daily Beast
  3. If for some reason you want MORE thinkpieces or listicles on this project, have at it:
  4. Thumbnail for A Woman Is Calling Out The Men Who Shame Women For Sharing Nude PhotosA Woman Is Calling Out The Men Who Shame Women For Sharing Nude Photos
    The woman behind the #ShirtlessShamers2016 hashtag told BuzzFeed News she's "frustrated" with people shaming women's bodies online.
    BuzzFeed
  5. Thumbnail for #ShirtlessShamers2016 Twitter Hashtag By Cards Against Harassment Hilariously Calls Out Sexist, Slut-Shaming Double Standards#ShirtlessShamers2016 Twitter Hashtag By Cards Against Harassment Hilariously Calls Out Sexist, Slut-Shaming Double Standards
    Sexist double standards are rife in both the real world and the online one, but if you're a man on Twitter who likes to criticize women who post pictures showing a little skin, you'd better be careful you don't do the same - because one woman is using the hashtag #ShirtlessShamers2016 to call out
    Megan Grant
  6. Thumbnail for Woman Calls Out Shirtless Men Who Shame Shirtless WomenWoman Calls Out Shirtless Men Who Shame Shirtless Women
    Women deal with more than their fair share of online harassment, from being fat-shamed to straight up threatened on platforms like Facebook comment sections and online dating apps. Enter Lindsey, a Minneapolis, MN-based advocate for women's rights. Perhaps you remember her from the clandestine videos she posted online, where she approached street harassers and catcallers, or her " Cards Against Harassment."
    Jenavieve Hatch
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