Separating children from their parents is cruel. While I understand there are reasons for restricting immigration by punishing illegal immigrants, there is no moral justification for splitting families as the punishment. Thoughts? #mchslang19 https://t.co/DANvv75MLa
This lawsuit has uncovered the sexist rules pervading the cheerleading industry. Is it fair to restrict cheerleaders' expression of feminism? To what extent should institutions be able to control what their employees do outside of work? #mchslang19 https://t.co/L7fQ6IgFeg
@Amandagw4 I am strongly in favor of vaccinations and support making them mandatory in schools. There is so much evidence proving their effectiveness, and I would not want to be exposed to diseases that could've been so easily avoided by a simple vaccination.
This writer takes an interesting position on female empowerment; she claims that "beauty standard denialsim," believing that inner characteristics outweigh outer, is unrealistic in today's society. To what degree to you agree with her? #mchslang19 https://t.co/L0qLeMkeJt
@pun_intended41 Doesn't seem fair... Even though it's not all her fault, the attention's on her because, unfortunately, it's just easier to blame the face of a mistake instead of search for the inner cause.
@Amandagw4 Thanks for the uplifting post! It's so true that we often get caught up in the nonessential things we don't have without appreciating the basics we do.
@generic__names The quote "The meaning of life is that it stops" shows another reason why, aside from the social inequity, immortality is a bad idea. It'd not only push down the less fortunate but also take away the purpose of life for the "privileged." It's a lose-lose.
@generic__names What do you mean by faster than they "should?" It's a bit of a slippery slope to say soon humans won't be needed. But, I do see your point in that as more tech gets integrated into industries, common workers are going to give up pay to the large machine-making business owners.
@CiteThatSource Although kapernick does deserve praise for his actions, the activists who deserve the most recognition, especially from a worldwide organization like Amnesty, are those who normally go unnoticed and, as you said, fight for rights in places where there aren't any at all.
@lackadaisyyy Making a change in gun control is extremely difficult as the 2 largest political parties in the US have opposing views on the issue. Although spreading stories of devastation is powerful, it'll take more to change half the nation's mind on a subject so ingrained in our society.
Aly Raisman's message about victim shaming is powerful: proposing that female gymnasts stop wearing leotards to prevent future abuse implies that it's the girls' fault they were molested. It was not. Opinions on the anti-leotard proposal? #mchslang19 https://t.co/xmOtwKgeV9
@roborussian True. Another side to this argument is that abortions are not really school-related, at least not nearly as much as school shootings and school bathrooms. For this reason, I don't think a school walkout is an appropriate way to go about protesting abortions.
@towelthoughts @Cquyennn Love both your points. We spend so much time combatting sexual harassment based on a man harassing a woman. While this scenario is probably more common, both sides need to be considered. Aside from genders, what about the fact that it was a celebrity attacking a non-celebrity?
@towelthoughts Agreed. Dress codes are often full of excessive restrictions, unfairly centered on female students. However, I do not think is solely male students' responsibility--if a girl is wearing something clearly provocative, it is still her responsibility to tone it down.
Target's new swimsuit campaign is un-retouched, straying from typical ads filled with perfect(ly airbrushed) swimsuit bodies. In what ways does photoshopping affect the self-esteem of the public? Is "fixing" models' appearances ethical? #mchslang19 https://t.co/JBucitTX44
@laurenmcookie I liked how many graphics there were to go with the information that was being spread. Also the amnesty table ππ» But the most interesting/surprising thing was the section where people could post personal stories surrounding the MeToo movement. It was a serious eye-opener.