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Florence Bergeaud-Blackler believed that a claim presented as feminist corresponded to the wishes of the Muslim Brotherhood of the UOIF. She stated that they had announced in front of the Muslims of France, as soon as the 2004 law was enacted, the return of veils in the schools of the Republic. She added that the concerned activist teacher had not understood that this could affect her or her daughter. #féminisme #laïcité #éducation (translated)

The publication questioned the feminist agenda and stated that Igualdad had not approved the trafficking laws, abolitionist law, and laws against vicarious violence, nor secured abortion in the Spanish Constitution. It also argued that it had not fulfilled the Strategy or evaluated the State Pact, and that it had not prevented sexual violence and trafficking during the Ceuta crisis. https://t.co/xbrAE8gs9g #Feminismo #Igualdad #DerechosHumanos #ES #CV (translated)

Verônica Domingues stated that she never advocated for nudity as empowering or revolutionary and said that, as a Marxist, she did not consider any individual action capable of promoting a revolution. For her, showing breasts was an expression of sexuality or part of her work with adult content, and no work would be empowering under capitalism. The author said that blaming women for their objectification for wearing short clothes or posting nude photos was misogynistic, and emphasized the importance of consent. Regarding publishing images with a Lula sticker during the campaign, she assessed that this would probably not change votes, but argued that art did not need to have only a utilitarian purpose. Domingues also stated that she used other social networks, including Instagram and TikTok, to raise awareness and bring the left closer to Marxism. She criticized radical feminists who, according to her, treated sex as immoral and scrutinized the bodies of women who consented to appear nude. She also said that the revolution depended on the collective organization of the working class, not on showing or covering breasts. #Feminismo #Marxismo #DireitosDasMulheres (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that profiles of global artists were followed by millions of people with different ideologies. He said that Giovanna Antonelli published a video that day about the epidemic of femicides and women's rights and accused Bolsonaro supporters of inverting the narrative and flooding the comments with propaganda for Flávio. Cortez questioned who, according to him, had allowed guns that could kill women, insulted women, and opposed equal pay. #Feminismo #DireitosDasMulheres #JustiçaSocial (translated)

The author stated that the Tenants' Union had never received subsidies and accused sectors of the right of spreading falsehoods. He also maintained that those who considered themselves feminists should stop doing so if they did not reject those messages. He added that the Government had not chosen anyone and that Maricarmen had been chosen by a vulture fund. (translated)

Mar expressed her surprise because, as she wrote, Brianda had said that she was at a disadvantage for being a woman and, for the second consecutive week, she was at Masad's house. She added that she had also requested that the harassment against him cease and that she hoped Brianda would be more perceptive. https://t.co/rEps038fMz #Feminismo #Igualdad #Empoderamiento (translated)

Michel Amas criticized the idea of making this an icon of freedom. He claimed that the concerned movement did not hide its intentions and that women would not derive any pleasure from it. He added that fighting against it was also part of their struggle, concluding with the call "Not one more child." https://t.co/GJd7KXdKwC #Liberté #Féminisme #Lutte (translated)

Poponze stated that Anitta became the target of attacks after publishing a video in support of Lula's reelection. According to the author, profiles also started to disseminate a misogynistic message about the singer, supposedly extracted from the cellphone of banker Daniel Vorcaro. https://t.co/KfMv6s4tJh #Anitta #Feminismo #Lula (translated)

The author expressed her affection and condolences to the family and loved ones of the woman murdered in Cuenca, whom she described as a victim of sexist violence. She also urged not to normalize or accept structural violence against women simply for being women and argued that there should be no setbacks. #NiUnaMenos #ViolenciaDeGénero #Feminismo #EC (translated)

Nikolas Ferreira stated that Janja had been replaced by a white cis man and said that the PT had used and discarded her, without caring about her. He also wrote that he hoped Janja would classify the situation as misogyny. https://t.co/T6Ia6TyO04 #misoginia #politica #feminismo (translated)

Laurent Obertone denounced what he presented as a facade feminism, believing it always yielded to "living together," regardless of the cost. He claimed that criminals were prioritized over victims and described the situation as unbearable and inexcusable. #féminisme #vivreensemble #justice (translated)

Mauro Cezar stated that voters had made a mistake by electing, with a significant vote, a woman who, according to him, denied the existence of femicide. He questioned whether this type of choice would be repeated in the second round. https://t.co/FRYY1b1lPj #Feminismo #Feminicídio #Eleições (translated)

The Men’s March, intended to encourage men to rise for a safe world for women, unconsciously reinforces the traditional division of roles between men as protectors and women as vulnerable, which is against the objectives of the women’s movement. #Mannenmars #Vrouwenveiligheid #Feminisme (translated)

Milei's Repentants published the testimony of a woman who said she was fired during her maternity leave. They also attributed to Javier Milei the claim that the decline in birth rates was due to the green scarf and feminism, and shared a link to a labor reform. https://t.co/h1hajrMVz0 #Maternidad #Feminismo #ReformaLaboral (translated)