A 7 hour sexual assault
The young girl left school
Traumatized
These 4 grown ass men felt the punishment for the BOYS should be “writing a fucking essay”
Florence Pugh condemns the education system for protecting abusers and those who knew about the 2024 Cornell gang rape involving seven fraternity members but failed to report it:
“Colleges/schools/universities repeatedly fail women around the world. You build men that get taught through time and time again that they can do extreme harm and that they won't be harmed in return. There is no equality until you respect our bodies. There is no equality until you stop damaging our souls... We are the life force of this earth, start f**king protecting us. Be angry for us. Please.”
Denis Villeneuve on Florence Pugh:
“There is something unapologetic about the way she inspires respect. I could spontaneously imagine her as someone raised in a royal family.”
(Via @VanityFair)
Florence Pugh calls out Instagram for blocking her post calling for seven Cornell fraternity members to be held accountable for sexual assault:
“Great! Another lovely lesson to teach people that if you speak up about it, we will silence you! Good job I saved it. I’ll give it another go.”
Florence Pugh says "I was never scared" to publicly support Palestine in Hollywood and "I don’t know why it took so long for people to start talking and for people to actually feel sympathy."
"I think weirdly, because so many people actively weren’t [speaking up], that made me even more confused — and kind of probably even more in the right to talk about it. It’s still happening, though. Babies are still dying. Mothers are still in pain. It’s really horrible to be watching such pain when so much of our lives just seem to be moving forward. I think that’s what I’ve found so difficult about social media as well: How can I say I’m having a really good time when literally one scroll up, I’m looking at a baby that’s motherless and fatherless?” (via Vanity Fair)
https://t.co/m9iak1SGyB
Florence Pugh on Palestine:
“It’s still happening. Babies are still dying. Mothers are still in pain. It’s really horrible to be watching such pain when so much of our lives just seem to be moving forward. I think that’s what I’ve found so difficult about social media as well: How can I say I’m having a really good time when literally one scroll up, I’m looking at a baby that’s motherless and fatherless?”
Read the cover story: https://t.co/NYlpvQWDyB