Ahh, there’s nothing like some delicious misogyny and ignorance to counteract the greatness that is International Women’s Day. The one day of the year the world unifies and agrees that women need to be celebrated and appreciated for being and continuing to be amazing in the face of racism, sexism, abuse, and disrespect. I mean, I can go on all day here.
While #InternationalWomensDay trends high on Twitter, “She A Hoe” is currently moving up the ranks because people suck. Thousands of asinine tweets about how women are promiscuous for silly things like using a dog filter on social media or eating freakin’ IHOP pancakes are filling up timelines and spreading fast. Because who doesn’t love stereotypes about women, right?
https://twitter.com/yt__antho/status/707214545551364098
If she have this in her avi she a hoe pic.twitter.com/zTGjNtc2WC
— tola must shine (@shinathagoat) March 8, 2016
https://twitter.com/iLoveMakonnen5D/status/707228646235357184
If she say " i never have to pay for weed" she a hoe frfrfr
— MONEYMIKEGMG (@_MONEYMIKE00) March 8, 2016
https://twitter.com/WANKLORDSUPREME/status/707242582980427776
https://twitter.com/Princeeee_/status/707241068845137922
https://twitter.com/yt__antho/status/707243822401474560
If she stay gettin everywhere but don't got a car… She a hoe
— 5k (@bso5k) March 8, 2016
If she wears MK she a hoe
— Val (@this_val) March 8, 2016
Thankfully, there are some who understand tweets from the He Man Woman Haters Club are about as stupid as can be, and decided to play ball with tweets of their own.
if she breathe oxygen, she a hoe
— GG (@GgLowke4) March 8, 2016
https://twitter.com/kingrizzyiv_/status/707245042776166400
If she has a pulse she a hoe
— Frost (@Cammyiceee) March 8, 2016
If she breathe in Oxygen and breathe out Carbon Dioxide she a hoe
— Martin (@R0bbieIV4) March 8, 2016
if she do anything she a hoe huh😂
— Kel (@kellium333) March 8, 2016
If she sleeps at night she a hoe
— cipote pendejo (@A_la_vergaaaa) March 8, 2016
if she blinks shes a hoe
if she breathes shes a hoecan yall rest 💀
— offie (@ohlordyitsoffie) March 8, 2016
if she breathe, lives, eats, goes to school, sleeps at a reasonable time and has good grades she still a hoe
— perc cobain (@xaywop) March 8, 2016
If she got 2 eyes and 1 nose she a hoe
— #WeBlazin5Ever (@JaeGotIT) March 8, 2016
International Women’s Day was created to recognize women’s past and present achievements and accomplishments. Despite how far we’ve come, the day is still very much needed because young girls need to know that even though some of us “break the internet,” there’s no reason you should accept anyone putting that kind of label on you. Besides, we’re far deeper than just what’s captured in our phones.
https://twitter.com/1942bs/status/707252775508377600
Norma Merrick Sklarek, the first African American female Architect #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/hBPtRzgeDf
— Daniella Creme (@BeautyMarkDot) March 8, 2016
Kathy Ritvo, first female trainer to win a Breeders' Cup Classic. cc: @muchomachoman #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/fWraqiI2fo
— Breeders' Cup (@BreedersCup) March 8, 2016
Michelle Obama is the only First Lady to hold 2 Ivy League degrees #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/Og2Cz4bQRr
— Affinity Magazine (@TheAffinityMag) March 8, 2016
Happy #InternationalWomensDay! #EIFF Director 1973-80 Lynda Myles was the first female film fest director ANYWHERE!! pic.twitter.com/AbY1IE7Hzh
— Edinburgh International Film Festival (@edfilmfest) March 8, 2016
Marie Curie,first woman to win a Nobel Peace prize, and she won it twice! #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/hpzQTcZSqZ
— Affinity Magazine (@TheAffinityMag) March 8, 2016
Dr. Barbara Ross-Lee became the FIRST black female dean of a US medical school in 1993 #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/175JRCK3G4
— An Authoress and A Mother (@antinewblack) March 8, 2016
https://twitter.com/oldpicsarchive/status/707160294720671744
Politician, Author & 1st African American Woman elected to Congress #ShirleyChisholm pic.twitter.com/hGH2Gxn5o8
— zoé ford burnett (@ZoeFordBurnett) March 8, 2016
https://twitter.com/BBCStore/status/707252768117891073
Mary McLeod Bethune, Ida B. Wells, Nannie Helen Burroughs at a Women's meeting in Chicago. #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/v6jlP8hffX
— Najari Smith (@NajariSmith) March 8, 2016
Sonia Sotomayor, the first Latina Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. #InternationalWomensDay pic.twitter.com/Y4zcstD1AR
— Affinity Magazine (@TheAffinityMag) March 8, 2016