How the Women's March Reinforced Every Negative Stereotype about Women EVER https://t.co/pqQ80WLd7F #Trending via @pjmedia_com
— Nice Deb (@NiceDeb) January 23, 2017
...If you want to embrace your girl power, let’s go less YaYa Sisterhood and more Working Girl. Trump or not, America’s women have more freedom and dignity than most women in the world, especially those enslaved by Sharia law. Instead of using all that power and authority to whine and complain, take a cue from Melanie Griffith and use your power to your advantage to lift another woman up. Perhaps one who’s working against her will as a sex slave, or one who is forced to hide her face under a hijab, or one who’s facing a lifetime of harassment and abuse because she lives in an Islamic society, or one who is suffering in silence after having an abortion, or one who is still suffering the trauma of being tossed away because she was born a girl....
When #WomensMarch co-chair (Palestinian Linda Sarsour) tried to bury a movie fighting for #womensrights. WATCH! pic.twitter.com/FvWdm2nRs8
— Zvi Lando (@zlando) January 22, 2017
She's terrified of Trump but says sharia law is "reasonable". This is the co-chair & organiser of #womensmarch https://t.co/25N8PzkvFC pic.twitter.com/uOTD0QimId
— Rita Panahi (@RitaPanahi) January 22, 2017
Think of what Hillary did to women when she destabilized Libya with weapons and bombs and let ISIS move in.#WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/bW7rEh4rcZ
— Rep. Steven Smith (@RepStevenSmith) January 21, 2017
.@AsraNomani: Welcome to the Islamic States of America, courtesy of the naive #WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/EZlSchyIRh
— AntiJihad Kermit 🐸☮ (@islamlie2) January 22, 2017
The clock has been turned back. 1979, women in #Iran demonstrate against forced Hijab. 2017, western women suck up to the Islamist dream pic.twitter.com/m9T6Xhktre
— Zvi Lando (@zlando) January 22, 2017
