From this: http://edition.cnn.com/2011/12/22/opinion/coleman-women-egypt-protest/index.html
To 154th version:
"Aside from the sheer brutality,what stood out was that she was wearing this gorgeous, sexy, bright blue bra."
"That blue bra, to me, was the ultimate symbol of women’s power, the one thing that threatens men above all. It makes them so crazy that over the centuries they have encoded it into their religions that women are kept down and denied the same freedoms that men have."
"Men know that women’s sexuality is something they cannot live without; it is something that renders them powerless. Women can have babies, women can breastfeed, women are the lifegivers. The blue bra is a bold statement of that."
"A very successful friend of mine, who is often the only woman on the many medical boards she serves on, comments that everyone, herself included, wears dark suits to work, but she knows that underneath she’s also wearing pastel lace underwear. “It always gives me such a feeling of confidence and power.”
http://www.spp.nus.edu.sg/docs/growing-pains-in-growing.pdf
reminds me of the "slut walk" movement. Lost in translation.
To 154th version:
"Aside from the sheer brutality,what stood out was that she was wearing this gorgeous, sexy, bright blue bra."
"That blue bra, to me, was the ultimate symbol of women’s power, the one thing that threatens men above all. It makes them so crazy that over the centuries they have encoded it into their religions that women are kept down and denied the same freedoms that men have."
"Men know that women’s sexuality is something they cannot live without; it is something that renders them powerless. Women can have babies, women can breastfeed, women are the lifegivers. The blue bra is a bold statement of that."
"A very successful friend of mine, who is often the only woman on the many medical boards she serves on, comments that everyone, herself included, wears dark suits to work, but she knows that underneath she’s also wearing pastel lace underwear. “It always gives me such a feeling of confidence and power.”
http://www.spp.nus.edu.sg/docs/growing-pains-in-growing.pdf
reminds me of the "slut walk" movement. Lost in translation.
