This officer has shamed your department and shamed your community.
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Well, that company needs to be shamed in a way that Harvey Weinstein was shamed and shut down.
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So basically, women are still being shamed if they don't naturally meet societal beauty standards, then they're shamed when they conform.
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She said recently she doesn't feel like she can win ... she's shamed when she loses weight and shamed when she doesn't.
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We live in a world where women are still slut-shamed, body-shamed, and just straight up shamed for daring to occupy their fair share of space (an experience no woman should be more deeply familiar with than Kim).
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They said they hated being shamed on social media, though they usually didn't want to say what they had been shamed for.
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That nobody should ever be body shamed or fat shamed or excluded and that everyone is equally deserving and should feel equally valuable.
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Unlike White, she wasn't praised as an enviable example of femininity in the suit but instead was slut-shamed, body-shamed, and generally demeaned.
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I'm thinking back to the model who shamed a woman — took a picture of her in a partial state of undress and then shamed her.
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But all of this is really just further proof that this generation of young women are not about to be body shamed, and more specifically, nipple-shamed.
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But I've done nothing I'm shamed of . . .
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Getting shamed online by a government agency is far harsher than getting shamed by a friend — but it's still a lot better than getting killed over an email.
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The report also alleges that Haskell fat-shamed and slut-shamed former Miss Americas, referring to the alumnae as a "pile of malcontents" in one email obtained by HuffPost.
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The trainer, 45, said that the body positivity movement has improved life for people who would get "body shamed or fat shamed," but she's concerned about the health implications.
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Journalist Yashar Ali posted emails in which the chief executive, Sam Haskell, and other top executives routinely slut-shamed, fat-shamed, and demeaned the former contestants with vulgar and misogynistic language.
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One character whose race, gender and behavior mark him as deplorable in the show's terms is elaborately shamed for no real narrative purpose, other than the satisfaction of seeing him shamed.
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" Schumer wisecracked: "I've always wanted to be mom shamed!!!!
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And to get shamed like that so publicly — cringe.
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BELLPORT, New York — Lauren Miranda refuses to be shamed.
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The 2003-year-old says she felt "body-shamed" and "slut-shamed" after being told if she couldn't find new bottoms by the time the gate closed, she'd have to take another flight.
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We work out at home instead of at the gym because fat people who go to the gym are often shamed while there (or shamed for even the possibility of buying workout clothes).
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What if we had shamed our son, or punished him?
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Is it ever okay for someone to be publicly shamed?
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VICE: What part of your body is shamed most often?
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First, Williams essentially shamed Jenner for having had plastic surgery.
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On Nailed It, no one is shamed for messing up.
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Selma Blair will not be shamed for her gray hair.
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Have you been degraded or shamed simply for being female?
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Eleven officials have been named and shamed over the spill.
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While Duterte has publicly named and shamed more than a
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This practice started after I was digitally shamed on Twitter.
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It looks like they've been shamed into showing some ingenuity.
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Even oppressive governments can sometimes be shamed into behaving better.
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Khloé Kardashian refuses to be shamed for her parenting techniques.
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Why are we being shamed when we ask for help?
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Even today, they continue to be publicly chastised and shamed.
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And whoever covers his faults is shamed in the end.
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After giving birth, she feels mocked, shamed and socially demoted.
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"Should they be shamed for its own plight?" she asked.
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I feel shamed and guilty for what I have done.
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Carlton, meanwhile, felt her reaction shamed him for his sexuality.
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" He added, "We don't want to be shamed and blamed.
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Greed is not respectable and should be shamed with relish!
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But Ms. Jackson, a black woman, was almost exclusively shamed.
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Related: Officially Recognized But Publicly Shamed: Transgender Life in Pakistan
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Even though Kardashian isn't always a beacon of body positivity, she has a point: When women in the public eye aren't being body-shamed for being too big, they're shamed for being too thin.
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Last year, the organization was thrust into turmoil after it was revealed members of their board slut-shamed and fat-shamed women, including former winner Mallory Hagan (who just won the Democratic primary in Alabama).
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She also admitted that she's still body-shamed to this day.
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It wouldn't be The Bachelor without any contestants getting slut-shamed.
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Kim Kardashian is being mom-shamed for North's lipstick and outfit.
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"Nissan and Mitsubishi publicly shamed Ghosn," de Mol told the court.
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Chris Murphy (D-CT) shamed Republicans into scheduling votes for Monday.
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"I don't think you should be shamed for it for sure."
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And then it was the double standards and being body-shamed.
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Dutch police shamed people for filming a man who almost died.
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" Things escalated when Rose replied, "I'm getting publicly Slut shamed...Again.
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The real problems began the moment Jax fat-shamed his girlfriend.
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We're told Lindsie felt her father slut shamed and degraded her.
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There are cases where it has, in fact, been successfully shamed.
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But Ducey seems to think all "deadbeats" deserve to be shamed.
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Companies deserve to be shamed when they fail to protect consumers.
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But more often, these women were shamed out of meetings by
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I refuse to be sex-shamed by you or anyone else.
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"I went undercover and named and shamed them," Obaid-Chinoy said.
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Those sad people who cut their toast vertically were quickly shamed.
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But if you can't be shamed, tantrums become a powerful tool.
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We all lose if those voices are shamed back into silence.
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Preserving — even cultivating — a capacity for shame, they are easily shamed.
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They're being shamed and fired and ostracized for their predatory behavior.
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Conservatives can recite the names of the publicly shamed from memory.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Nagin shamed, walks through a sea of reporters.
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And they just punished me and shamed me for doing it.
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Nudity is present for all bodies and no one is shamed.
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"I will not be shamed," Mr. Crews said in his video.
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Carlson was brought on following last year's scandal, when HuffPost reported on a series of emails by the organization's top executives where they routinely slut-shamed, fat-shamed, and used misogynistic language to talk about former contestants.
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They'd be harassed and shamed too if people found out about him.
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She was later mommy-shamed for not holding Luna the right way.
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And what if that doctor scolded and shamed her for her weight?
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In another minute, she complained about being slut-shamed for going topless.
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They're discredited, they're shamed, by the perpetrator or people surrounding the perpetrator.
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If not, she is assaulted, publicly shamed, and the marriage is annulled.
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Jason Momoa is being body-shamed because he doesn't have abs anymore.
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Both were shamed, bullied, and abused on social media in the aftermath.
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The first time someone fat-shamed my daughter, it made me laugh.
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Do you see that a lot, people with large families getting shamed?
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For many women, the first time they were body shamed is unforgettable.
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A bump shamed mom is defending herself and her baby on Instagram.
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I've received death threats, been berated, judged, ridiculed, dismissed, shamed, and attacked.
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TOM BRADY FAT-SHAMED ON TWITTER OVER PHOTOS WITH WIFE GISELE BUNDCHEN
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Victoria's Secret model Candice Swanepoel is being body shamed on social media.
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They're also routinely shamed for breastfeeding in public, especially in Western nations.
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Thing is ... he kinda shamed the bad singers who populate karaoke bars.
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Remember the mom who was shamed for giving her child chocolate cake?
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Some were even hiding visible marks of violence, scared of being shamed.
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Being Slut shamed and ridiculed is not fun it's hurtful and mean.
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Unfortunately, instances of moms being shamed for not breastfeeding aren't helping matters.
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Minaj also shamed her for acting in porn and for her grammar.
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We like to see the hypocritical shamed, and we're happy to conflate
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We've shamed lunch to a sad, solo fuel-slop at the desk.
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The deaths of Foley and others "shamed America into change," Cantlie wrote.
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You've body-shamed one of the most beautiful women on the planet.
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But any who could and choose not to should not be shamed.
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Often, they return on the same day—bleeding, in pain, disoriented, shamed.
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He shamed them and broke their spirits, even their will to live.
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Other men tell me they deeply fear being called out and shamed.
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Stories of children being lunch shamed grabbed the nation's attention last year.
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Confused, shamed and helpless, she didn't speak up — but her rapist did.
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As a male box crab, I'm very wary of being crab-shamed.
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In one Indonesian province, gay people have been publicly shamed and caned.
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In Europe, many flight-shamed people are switching from planes to trains.
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Feeling Shamed Cheryl Strayed: I'm sorry your mother does that to you.
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Cardi B: Valentine's Day Bash Kandi Burruss; Mom Shamed On Big Brother
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But black women are also shamed for decisions not to have children.
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They were reports of players and staff being publicly shamed for their defeat.
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And it hurts, and no one deserves to be shamed, not even Ruby.
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Let's hope they are shamed into bringing real change, not just crisis management.
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CNN&aposs Acosta shamed at Trump rally as crowd chants, &aposGo home, Jim.
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It's a shame that whites are being shamed for what our ancestors did.
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We have, after all, been historically shamed for expressing vulnerability, femininity, and sexuality.
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They can't come out of the closet because they're shamed by leftist fascism.
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Richie isn't the first celebrity girlfriend to be shamed, threatened, and harassed online.
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I felt horrible for the woman who was publicly shamed by the theorists.
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You have bullied both of us, victim shamed and continued business as usual.
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"They shamed me while adulating my rapist," she wrote, per The Huffington Post.
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In Davao, he shamed civil servants on a weekly radio and television program.
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I've been slut-shamed by a company that I devoted my time to.
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The news comes after a critic age-shamed the pop star this week.
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Government ministers saying employers would be named and shamed for employing foreign workers?
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Later, it came out that Trump had also shamed her for her weight.
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"You've seen women being publicly shamed for asking about emergency contraception," said Sonfield.
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But now, other providers are basically being publicly shamed for lagging security practices.
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While some shamed the marketing team behind the idea, others threatened personal boycotts.
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I will not be shamed— but I also will not shame anyone else.
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Khloé Kardashian says she was "shamed" for her body before she lost weight.
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I was very proud of who I was and I felt so shamed.
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Unfortunately, moms can still get shamed for everything they do and don't do.
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If you've taken her picture, you've probably been shamed into handing over $20.
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He has been a racist caricature, an embattled warrior, a shamed outcast. Here?
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It's time people who are being bullied and shamed stand up for themselves.
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It helps that the Crying Jordan often mercifully obscures the shamed person's face.
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Last week, she shamed him for not accepting the science behind the threat.
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Pressure from fellow rapper Jay-Z publicly shamed away Meek Mill from attending.
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Many people shamed members of coastal communities for still living in those spaces.
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Meanwhile, women have often been blamed and shamed, often unjustly, for their defeats.
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But instead of being shamed, she was applauded and subsequently crowned homecoming queen.
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I got kicked out a couple of times, but I was never shamed.
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The trauma of being shamed by his ex has marked him with paranoia.
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Jaywalkers are shamed, and people crossing the street with the light are cheered.
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Chrissy Teigen is the last person we'd expect to see shamed about anything.
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Olivia showed no regret for the way she shamed someone's mental health treatment.
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Rose also brought up being slut-shamed by West in a recent feud.
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That's what my book So You've Been Publicly Shamed is about as well.
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All three women have been punished by men and shamed by other women.
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I don't deserve to be shamed for it, or scammed because of it.
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I came to see how cataracts near-blinded her and incontinence shamed her.
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News coverage of the children's ordeal shocked the world and shamed the city.
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To the Editor: Kids are getting shamed because they can't afford school lunches.
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Eiland spoke briefly, saying she was victim-shamed and bullied after the incident.
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Kozyra's work suggests that the female body should not be shamed or pitied.
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You think they'd be shamed out of man buns, but they haven't been.
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Ronson's book itself was publicly shamed for heaping too much shame upon shamers.
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They are routinely shamed for drinking too much if a rapist takes advantage of them — and shamed for anything else that they may have done leading up to the attack, such as walking home alone or wearing a revealing outfit.
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"I could have shamed Rafa, yelled at him, made so many mistakes," Hilaria said.
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She recalls being "body-shamed" online and how she overcomes and pushes negativity aside.
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But now she's leaving Italy because she's been "slut-shamed" by the Italian press.
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Why do you think DJs are still being shamed for using computers in 2016?
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And, if I am honest, I shamed girls below me on the popularity ladder.
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They're treated without pain relief and routinely shamed, judged, and treated as sub-human.
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Louie Anderson is opening up about his experience being fat-shamed as a child.
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I have to do this, for every woman that has ever been slut-shamed.
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The mom of five said that she shouldn't be body shamed for having curves.
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Khloé Kardashian recently spoke about being body-shamed by Trump himself on Celebrity Apprentice.
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Is there a way of stopping boys having their sensitivity shamed out of them?
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" She adds, "My sisters would wear cute denim, and I felt so fat-shamed.
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That's right, yet another new mother has been shamed for wearing what she wants.
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The company already has been named and shamed to the audience that matters most.
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"Oh my god I'm getting fat shamed by Philipp Plein on Instagram," Mondalek tweeted.
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In July, her boyfriend Younes Bendjima shamed Kourtney in the comments of her Instagram.
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However, cats who cannot clean their own butts should not be shamed for this.
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Women have been shamed and judged and called out for voting with their vaginas.
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Watched by the world's media, Mr Guaidó's operation should have shamed Mr Maduro's regime.
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But the one thing we can't stand any longer is being shamed for menstruating.
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No one should be shamed for the decisions they make with their own body.
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When the guys charred the steak, Olivia man-shamed the duo on social media.
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Today, a woman aggressively shamed everyone on board, though many had offered their seats.
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He frequently chided or shamed his students: "fatty" or "Miss Boobs" were common refrains.
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" He added: "She stood for something, she never shamed us she never disgraced us.
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Emily Simpson is speaking out on behalf of anybody who's ever been body shamed.
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Kiernen is just one of many newscasters who has been body shamed by viewers.
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Oh, and she also fell out of good graces because she body-shamed Katie.
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Then, in the act of moderating, they're often shamed by the community for censorship.
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Moment #6: When she shamed every single asshole on the internet without acknowledging them.
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Women who do report street harassment are blamed, shamed, accused of overreacting, and worse.
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"Those of us who have come forward, we've often been disbelieved, shamed," said Judd.
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If you're lucky, you can see a politician get shamed out of a restaurant.
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Women who choose to be physically intimate before the fantasy suite are slut-shamed.
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And who among us has not felt shamed and humiliated by our own impotence?
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Most of the feedback, however, has been from people sick of being fat-shamed.
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"No one should be shamed for making the right decision for themselves," she wrote.
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That view is so pervasive that I've even publicly shamed myself for the practice.
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We saw her shamed in the press and on the floor of the Senate.
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I would be shamed at job interviews or even just walking down the street.
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The answer comes down to a simple truth: Assholes are incapable of being shamed.
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The women who defy social norms to become Bauls are usually shamed for it.
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This needs to stop, and those who keep practicing bothsidesism need to be shamed.
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In addition, Bloom says Quantasia's been repeatedly fat shamed online since the news conference.
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" Her testimony, The Daily Alaska Empire wrote, shamed the opposition into a "defensive whisper.
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We do not believe drug companies will be shamed by public displays of prices.
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Over the last week, several Trump administration officials and supporters have been publicly shamed.
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As is often the case with harassment or assault, I, the victim, was shamed.
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You totally shamed me into letting everyone know I still have my tree up.
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"Frankly, I was kind of shamed by it," said Ms. Berger, who is white.
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Lifetime Movie Club: $9 (I will not be shamed.) Day One 10:5 a.m.
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After the presidential intervention, the formerly shamed serviceman was posing at Mar-a-Lago.
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Pressley had finally found a cause with which the administration actually could be shamed.
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"Bachelorette" contestant Luke Parker slut-shamed star Hannah Brown for sleeping with another contestant.
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But though it shamed me, I could not deny the appeal of such simplicity.
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Since going public she says she's received death threats, and been ridiculed and shamed.
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And what did Trump do, once he was shamed into focusing on Puerto Rico?
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Ed Markey (D-MA), who authored COPPA, shamed the FTC for not going further.
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The British Museum finally replied with a duck-shamed cosmetics container from ancient Egypt.
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A woman who Kavanaugh and several classmates obviously slut-shamed considers his words demeaning.
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"They don't want their officers and membership shamed if something goes wrong," Blanks said.
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Or how students feel about being publicly shamed by schools for not having lunch?
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Each incident resulted in a public outcry and an airline being named and shamed.
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"Don't be shamed into thinking that it's not okay to feel worried," he says.
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If our sins were exposed as theirs have been, we would be shamed too.
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If you argue for the wall, you're publicly shamed and called a racist bigot.
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When I relapsed, and you shamed me for it—you contributed to my addiction.
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But when parents DO choose to go out, their choice shouldn't be judged or shamed.
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"My sisters would wear cute denim, and I felt so fat-shamed," she told PeopleStyle.
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It's not uncommon; women have been shamed into not touching themselves for hundreds of years.
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Bella Thorne Gets Candid About Being Slut-Shamed for Her Clothing and Lifestyle Choices (Exclusive)
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Dunkleman is not the only former television star to be job-shamed after leaving Hollywood.
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As Facebook has been shamed, publishers and advertisers rely on these metrics to do business.
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"If you didn't sign it, you were publicly shamed," a girl in the group explained.
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Peterson was publicly shamed by then Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel and President Donald Trump.
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He even mocked a disabled reporter and body-shamed women without suffering much political damage.
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All of the biggest companies have previously participated, and are easily shamed into doing something.
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If a celebrity or an elected official say something homophobic, they get called out. Shamed.
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A new mom is speaking out after a stranger shamed her for buying baby formula.
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Kailyn Lowry won't stand for getting mom-shamed over the length of her son's hair.
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"No woman should be criticized, shamed, or retaliated against for speaking the truth," she said.
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Women's sexualities are way more likely to be shamed and dismissed as amoral than men's.
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Alysse Dalessandro: I started Ready to Stare after I was fat-shamed on the street.
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Even Boe stated that her character Jessica was slut-shamed following her own onscreen rape.
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Plenty of people are childless by choice, and they should never be shamed for it.
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Last month, she tweet-shamed subway riders who didn't give up their seats to her.
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Do you believe that I feel that rape victims should be shamed on the internet?
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I was told I acted like a girl and was bullied and shamed for that.
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Beckford previously body-shamed Kardashian on Instagram, claiming that she had received botched plastic surgery.
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I am afraid of her being shamed, isolated, intimidated, victimized, and denied her civil rights.
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This isn't the first time Google researcher has shamed Microsoft by disclosing an unpatched bug.
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Case in point: Back in 2013, Trump slut-shamed Beyoncé's Super Bowl Halftime Show performance.
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Yesterday a semi-prominent, internet-popular, obesity clinician fat shamed two speakers at #OW113 211.
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Just a few weeks ago, Chris Christie publicly shamed Marco Rubio during a GOP debate.
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It is one in which people who are well-intentioned can be shamed into silence.
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United responded as brands are wont to do after being publicly shamed on social media.
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"I've been body shamed in real life and on social media," Donohue tells Entertainment Tonight.
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Despite dominating the 1-on-1 ... Bolles ended up getting shamed -- AGAIN -- and it's hilarious.
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If they do breast-feed, they can be shamed if they do so in public.
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"That works for companies that can be shamed, and has continued to work," she said.
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Instead these women are dismissed or even worse, slut-shamed by the usual talking heads.
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Model Tess Holliday is boycotting Uber after one if its drivers allegedly body-shamed her.
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I was deeply shamed by my family for losing my Mexican identity and Hispanic roots.
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Then, a London hotel shamed its cabin crew for taking away buffet food in lunchboxes.
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They hope that other well-endowed Ivies would then be shamed into doing the same.
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Victims should not be blamed or shamed for the behavior of the perpetrator stalking them.
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Ask Madonna, who has had to deal with not only being slut shamed but ageism.
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And it's important that those who don't have such a privilege are not being shamed.
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Pictures posted online of her wearing Qawi's hat went viral, and Baloch was shamed online.
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Most politicians are afraid of being shamed — that is, being wrong or saying something inappropriate.
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By speaking up, I ensured only that I would leave in an awkward, shamed silence.
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This moment is for them, and for any woman who's ever been shamed for bleeding.
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Trump lavished Twitter love on Nehlen before party leaders shamed him into grudgingly endorsing Ryan.
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He piped up to say that Machado deserved to be shamed for her weight gain.
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Dunham has, sadly, been called a "slut" and Schumer was slut-shamed by a teenager.
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During his decades in the spotlight, he has bullied and shamed women for their weight.
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He said the group also sought out and publicly shamed people they deem Russian sympathizers.
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For a long time, feminism has been shamed but the principles of feminism are beautiful.
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The Roman Catholic Church has shamed politicians who support abortion rights by denying them communion.
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But whether New York's buildings can be shamed into a better behavior remains a question.
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She smiles when she's happy, but won't be shamed into doing so when she isn't.
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"We're getting to the point where if you use plastic, you get shamed," she said.
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These people should be shamed and embarrassed for the destruction they've wrought in our country.
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You don't have to own the S&P 500 and be shamed out of it.
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Does she deserve to be slut-shamed and only be identified by her "troubled romances"?
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She could feel shamed by a talk-show host who belittles her on national television.
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Instead, Bogdan publicly shamed the defense behemoth, criticizing the lagging production time and skyrocketing costs.
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Instead, Bogdan publicly shamed the defense behemoth, criticizing the lagging production time and skyrocketing costs.
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SA: You wouldn't have written us, Shamed, if you weren't ready to set this boundary.
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Cain, shamed yet also crowned, is passed around a group of children in modern dress.
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They publicly shamed American politicians for caving to pressure from powerful pro-gun lobby groups.
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"I think people don't sympathize when people are body shamed for being too thin," Kardashian says.
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Kim has been shamed for being a "bad" mom, as has almost every other celeb mom.
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Fit mom-to-be Chontel Duncan is still getting body shamed for her ripped baby belly.
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Plus, men would probably also be less likely to be shamed for breast-feeding in public.
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A woman with a PBR is a Cool Girl who will not be shamed for belching.
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He then posted a photo he found of Mondalek on the internet, and body-shamed her.
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Bill Clinton has actually abused women and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims.
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In the tweet, she publicly shamed her boyfriend after finding out he had cheated on her.
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She was humiliated and shamed out of office as part of an intentional campaign of abuse.
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Being shamed for your beauty look is just another form of bullying that shouldn't be tolerated.
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" Nelson has been adamant that she will no longer be intimidated or shamed into silence. "Mr.
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It is deeply tragic, being shamed — perhaps rightly — by the person who once understood your shame.
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When Jones was on the show in 2004, she was borderline shamed for being plus-sized.
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From the beginning, the brand's advertisements never shamed women into being hairless from the neck down.
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The women I talked to are not alone in feeling shamed or judged for their finances.
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Some say they were beaten or shamed by authorities publicly if found to be defecating outside.
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Perhaps they'll even address Khloé being mom-shamed for traveling a month before her due date.
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Teen Mom's David Eason mom-shamed costar Leah Messer for allowing her daughter to wear makeup.
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In addition, 36 percent say they've been shamed by appearing drunk in pictures on social media.
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Bill Clinton has actually abused women, and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed, and intimidated his victims.
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He knew that, at Planned Parenthood, he wouldn't be judged or shamed for his sexual orientation.
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Yet, we're also shamed for talking about, having, and enjoying sex — whether it's vanilla or kinky.
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We'd say he shamed the mere mortals around him, except his friend is a beast too!
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Being able to let people know that, though it's painful, you can survive being shamed publicly….
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I didn't want him to keep going, because I didn't want Glines to be further shamed.
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Every shortsighted critic would be exposed, those of insufficient faith or unworthy vision would be shamed.
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One fan — who posted a video of their meet and greet — claimed Sartorius body shamed her.
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Anderson and her mother are seeking legal action to prevent other students from being body-shamed.
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Shamed Dogan were emphasizing before Monday that impeachment was not predicated on getting a criminal conviction.
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News anchor Nina Harrelson is standing up for herself and journalists everywhere after getting body shamed.
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But women are humiliated and shamed as well, and they don't go off on shooting sprees.
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George and Michael's mother, Maria Davila, was shamed by friends and relatives for allowing George's travel.
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No woman should be victim-shamed, harassed or retaliated against because she...has spoken her truth.
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His old CNBC partner-in-crime Jim Cramer got publicly shamed by Jon Stewart and others.
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My abuser got away with her crime free and clear, while I was reprimanded and shamed.
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Employees shamed them on social media, and so did New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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He congratulated the player, then shamed them for spending too much time on a video game.
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But how can we improve our financial situation when we're being shamed for enjoying a latte?
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But Mona's experimentation coincided with her rebellion against how Japanese society shamed her for her outspokenness.
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You're going to be dead soon and you're getting shamed by some jerk in an office?
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"I will not tolerate my peers and I being shamed for voicing our opinions," she wrote.
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They look shamed by such exposure, which lends their subsequent metamorphoses a savory tang of revenge.
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Even the opposition leader was shamed for his continued full-throated embrace of the coal industry.
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There is absolutely no reason that politicians need to be shamed or punished for expressing ambition.
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"Potty-trained?" the woman asked, and when Becky said yes she felt shamed by the questioning.
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Elizabeth is shamed by her misjudgment, and by the humiliations Darcy endures to rescue her sister.
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Gina says she balked at first, but Pierce skillfully shamed her into turning over the money.
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"It has to be done," sighs the shamed resident, taking solace in a glass of wine.
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Other women, she suggests, are suffering from a very valid fear: the fear of being shamed.
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In between, hosts slut-shamed sexual assault accusers and spread misinformation about former President Barack Obama.
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Geoffrey Owens , the former Cosby Show actor who was recently job-shamed when photos surfaced of him bagging groceries at a Trader Joe's, is sending some words of encouragement to Brian Dunkleman, the onetime American Idol co-host who was shamed for working as an Uber driver.
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They aren't going to be dissuaded or shamed away from future infractions by an emoji eye-roll.
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Apparently, no pregnant woman is immune from being shamed for their body — even (or especially) Kate Middleton.
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Even though the violation had occurred years before it was made public, Yahoo deserved to be shamed.
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Twenty-three percent of the moms said they'd been shamed by three or more different sources. Hmm.
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"DWTS" judge Julianne Hough responds to Amber Rose saying she felt "body shamed," plus other celeb news.
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Amy Schumer shuts down the haters Amy Schumer getting "fat shamed" is sadly starting to feel normal.
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They Refuse To Be Shamed This goes far beyond Kim leveraging a sex tape into international superstardom.
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I chose not to be shamed by society's expectation that I should just fade into the background.
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D'Andra Simmons is opening up about the pain she felt after being body-shamed on national television.
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Infantilized or slut shamed, it ultimately makes no difference when neither affords you the power you crave.
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At that point, Wall started getting body shamed for her weight by her classmates — and her dad.
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I have been slut-shamed, I have been harassed, I have been maligned, and you know what?
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Some critics of the monarchy living abroad have been named and shamed in Thai language web forums.
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" The singer went on to explain why she feels she was "shamed" into not "engaging with romance.
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The APA was worried that people would conceal their mental health needs lest they be publicly shamed.
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"I just started saying it was vintage because I was so shamed for it," the actress laughed.
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She claimed that Dr. Luke, the producer she has accused of sexual assault, also body-shamed her.
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Lawrence famously called out the real perpetrator — the hacker — after she was shamed for sharing naked photos.
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However, Paris, 21, has spoken out after being shamed for not publicly coming to her father's defense.
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Or do you focus on the countless viral moments of women being shamed for nursing in public?
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Many more victims are shamed or blamed into keeping silent, and never report these crimes at all.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg says no one deserves to be fat shamed ... even our fast food-loving Prez.
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Sometimes it might work out, but other times, you will get screenshoted and perhaps even publicly shamed.
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She was a victim of a world that shamed a woman for being bold and being herself.
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Some women reported that their needs had been overlooked; others described being outright shamed, judged, and dismissed.
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Moms who breastfeed in public have been shamed by onlookers and social media commenters countless times before.
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Another is that a shamed society has only recently begun to acknowledge how common abuse really is.
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There can be no pretense that Trump has satisfactorily confronted the racists who shamed America this weekend.
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MUSLIM WOMEN ARE SHAMED FOR IT YET SHE CAN PARADE AROUND ON THE COVER OF VOGUE pic.twitter.
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Although the country's sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, conceded the ultras had "shamed" the country, others were incensed.
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Clark's words shamed proudly progressive white New Yorkers and embarrassed those overseeing the nation's largest school system.
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To be clear, I never encouraged her, or worse yet, shamed her, to maintain an unhealthy weight.
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Sending love, light and support to Dallas News Anchor Demetria Obilor who was recently body shamed online.
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Women who have had them are shamed and shunned in much of the island nation's dancehall music.
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In 2016, Amber Rose called out one of the judges, who she felt had body-shamed her.
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I saw young women being scrutinized and shamed for what they looked like, something that happens daily.
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People have shamed Kardashian, questioned her behavior, and even claimed that the crime was a publicity stunt.
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Trust us, we're all about women exercising their sexual freedom and enjoying casual sex without being shamed.
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But for now, I refuse to worry about it, or to be hair-shamed for my choices.
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I'm sure they were offended that a puny Christian shamed their reputation with that one small incident.
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And they shouldn't be shamed into doing what doesn't feel natural to them, no matter the reason.
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Our heated conversations were a result of someone not feeling heard or feeling shamed for money choices.
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Making those who inquire about pre-exposure prophylaxis feel uncomfortable and shamed will only hold us back.
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She was also party to the courtroom theatrics that publicly shamed Chuck, whose friendship she once valued.
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I'm laughing because I'm — I mean, there's something ironic about being fat-shamed by ISIS, you know?
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"Putin fears being shamed before the whole world if the turnout is below the baseboard," said Mrs.
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That experience worked its way into "Refresh," a song about a woman who has been internet shamed.
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I believe there is a vast terrain of secreted and shamed experiences waiting for you to unpack.
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While Patriots fans are haughtily delirious with success, Philadelphia fans are shamed by decades of harrowing letdowns.
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And so because he refuses to be shamed, he can get away with sort of saying anything.
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"As an allergy sufferer, I can't deal with the glares," one sneeze-shamed California friend told me.
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Because if I don't get so publicly shamed and publicly humiliated, I don't think I wake up.
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If the government won't act, then physician staffing firms should self-restrain — before they are publicly shamed.
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Businesses — the vast majority of which pay men more than women — are increasingly being shamed into action.
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Nothing makes you deserve to be demeaned, bullied, and shamed in public by your very powerful boss.
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She told him stories of how she had been shamed and forcefully told not to speak Spanish.
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It's why Monica Lewinsky was shamed and bullied and maligned for years after her story became public.
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One driver told Motherboard that they were shamed and scolded for trying to use an employee bathroom.
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Only black people are shamed when they choose to wear hairstyles consistent with their natural hair texture.
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Sension was merely admonished at least twice during those decades before finally being whipped, fined, and shamed.
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In subsequent interviews, Damore said he had been "smeared" and "shamed" by top execs for his post.
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She also rebuked the idea that she should be shamed for taking medication in the first place.
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When you're not interacting with the display it's intended to go completely black, but you can also set it to be translucent so you can see inside and be shamed by the reminder that you own four packages of break and bake cookies (never be shamed by this).
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I have a low sex drive, so it's not a huge deal, but, yeah, I feel like a freak sometimes, and I feel bad for any guy in my situation, because where women get slut-shamed, men get virgin-shamed (which in many cases leads to resentment toward women).
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Similarly bad outcomes were seen in studies of drunken drivers, shamed by facing their victims in impact panels.
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Not only was she in physical pain; Jones also felt shamed by the doctors who turned her away.
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"I was neglected, abused, and shamed during my time at Bungoma District Hospital," said Majani in a statement.
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A supermarket worker has hit back after she was shamed her for wearing makeup while she was working.
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An Ohio mom was shocked after a stranger body shamed her on a recent trip to the supermarket.
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But the thing is, no one's being shamed into scrubbing the floor with a toothbrush until it sparkles.
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Discipline methods topped the list, with some 70 percent of the moms saying they'd been shamed about it.
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Some users have divorced-shamed her, criticizing her for appearing to move on from her relationship so quickly.
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The Forest City, North Carolina Santa who allegedly fat shamed a boy last Saturday quit Tuesday amid outcry.
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" Moira is proof we don't have to let ourselves be shamed into unremarkable uniforms "suited to our age.
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Miss Canada, Siera Bearchell, also made headlines for taking on trolls who body-shamed her for her size.
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"Ohhh," she said, empathetically, instantly transforming herself from the child I had shamed to the mother I remembered.
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If the women resist, they are frequently shamed for being prudes or for their "small-town," unsophisticated alarm.
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Close family friend Chrissy Teigen has been shamed so often she now preemptively captions photos shaming mom-shamers.
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Turner's victim: Well, she's still trying to put her life back together after being slut shamed in court.
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Women – then and now – have good reason to worry that they might be shamed, disbelieved, humiliated and ostracized.
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So basically, I'd say, if you feel shamed or controlled and you want freedom, do something about it.
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Bumble publicly shamed a man who was sending lewd messages to women on the company's blog last summer.
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Black women and their bodies are constantly patrolled by the piety police and shamed for breaking their rules.
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They don't open their books, they're not transparent, and they only release details after they've been publicly shamed.
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But all of the networks that are airing debates have since been appropriately shamed into providing online options.
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He's slut-shamed her and said last year that he had to take "30 showers" after dating her.
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We are looking for reform, uncovering the rape culture in this country where victims are blamed and shamed.
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I come from a community where ppl who look like me are not visible and are constantly shamed.
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Being shamed with the old "I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed" look every six months by your dentist.
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Her character may be nicknamed "Fat Lindsay," but You're the Worst's Kether Donohue doesn't appreciate getting body shamed.
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The contestants are also said to have "turned on" the man who famously slut-shamed ex Andi Dorfman.
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However, that happened to U.S. Olympic gymnastics team member Aly Raisman when a TSA agent body-shamed her.
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According to new research, almost two-thirds of moms say that they've been shamed for their parenting skills.
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Mr. Trump did not keep his critique of her changing body quiet — he publicly shamed her, she said.
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"She spoke out about what happened to her, and they shamed her, smeared her, demeaned her," David said.
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Hustling at all costs is glorified in today's entrepreneurial landscape while taking breaks is shamed in some circles.
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For decades, feminists have tried to stir outrage about how women are routinely groped, belittled, and weight-shamed.
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Instead they were shamed for not conforming to gender norms, dressing comfortably and not having stick-thin bodies.
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For someone to be shamed, they have to accept your reality that they have committed a bad act.
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In vulgar street talk here, Puerto Rico has been stripped naked and put on show to be shamed.
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"For that, she was tortured, shamed, killed, of course," the narrator's mother tells her with a wry smile.
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Children should not be denied food or "shamed" as penalty for financial accountability of their parents or guardians.
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People who speak up about sexual misconduct — especially if they're women — have long been blamed, shamed, and disbelieved.
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Kelly -- who has 3 children -- was shamed earlier this year after posting pics from a sexy photo shoot.
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But the second year's numbers, reported by Friday, showed that not all companies had been shamed into action.
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The teenage girl, flattered and thrilled and obscurely shamed, falling in response ever more under the teacher's power.
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"They yelled at her, and generally humiliated, shamed and embarrassed her on a regular basis," Judge Crabtree wrote.
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We've been shamed for asking questions, which has left so many of us — myself included — in the dark.
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After the war, when female collaborators were publicly shamed and arrested, Florence used her connections to avoid imprisonment.
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A professor who could be shamed into silence by criticism associating him with leftist ideology should abandon academia.
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There were strictly no photographs of the shows, and anyone who dared sketch a design was publicly shamed.
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"The Psychopath Test" and "So You've Been Publicly Shamed" were both a great balance of horrifying and fun.
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Now, thanks to a new meme on Twitter, you can have your career path shamed this very instant.
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I knew I had F.O.B.O., I name-and-shamed myself, but I just couldn't break out of it.
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Independent fact-checkers found the attacks as unfair, and they shamed Democrats for misleading voters on the issue.
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And the flavors of the drink make for the perfect revamp of the oft-shamed Jell-O shot.
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Maybe you were harshly shamed for masturbation as a teen, and now you find shaming a turn on.
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When Coleman went to the authorities, she was branded a liar, slut-shamed, and threatened on social media.
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It also usually doesn't offer those who are shamed the ability to either explain themselves or redeem themselves.
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Confusing sexual assault with sex is one reason why victims of assault are consistently shamed in our culture.
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As a kid, sitting down to read would see you named and shamed—reading books was for nerds.
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"Bill Clinton has actually abused women and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims," Trump said.
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I am in no way trying to claim I was 'fat-shamed,' or trying to get sympathy from this.
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Should Apple be shamed over its hypocritical willingness to reap profits from a company it considers to be unethical?
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Since apologizing, a different set of critics have mocked Duplass for being shamed into deleting the pro-Shapiro message.
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Nine-year-old Anthony Mayse left his annual visit with Santa in tears after being fat-shamed, WLOS reports.
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Neel said security officials who arrested her during a protest in 2012 shamed her by calling her a prostitute.
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She has been slut-shamed online and has been the target of hate, said Goldman, the anti-bullying educator.
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The 47-year-old told the magazine that she has been shamed in nearly every aspect of her life.
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Not to be shamed out of a little high-quality production value, UM's Delta Gammas doubled down this year.
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MY CAREER WAS SHUT DOWN, I HAVE BEEN MOCKED & SHAMED 22010 DOING WHAT I HAVE DONE 20163 THIS POINT!
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Julianne Hough has responded to Amber Rose's accusations that the dancer body-shamed Rose on Dancing With the Stars.
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He was treated like someone who publicly shamed, made fun of, and minimized the experiences of sexual assault survivors.
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But rather than be shamed by the outrage, Mr. Shkreli seemed to revel in it and defended the decision.
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The charity built latrines for them, then gently (and sometimes not so gently) shamed wealthier villagers into following suit.
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Model Dani Mathers prompted a police investigation when she body shamed a nude woman at the gym on Snapchat.
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A few days later on The View, host Goldberg shamed Thorne for taking the pics in the first place.
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And the person in the video is publicly shamed, often losing a job or being ostracized by the community.
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" Frustrated, Ifeanyi wrote back: "Ok Coach However I feel like I'm being body shamed because I'm not flat chested.
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Though NBC has been shamed for the leaked memo, media outlets throughout the country have been making similar choices.
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"Too many moms have been shamed for breastfeeding," Radusinovic tells PEOPLE of why she thinks her post went viral.
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Or the time a daycare center shamed busy parents for having their phones out while picking up their kids?
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In 2015, Howard made headlines when she penned an open letter to the fashion industry after being body-shamed.
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They're starting to take some responsibility, but I don't think they would take responsibility without ... If they weren't shamed.
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You haven't publicly shamed yourself, suffered a breakdown, wrestled with addiction, or even just mysteriously disappeared for a decade.
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The men were charged with having "sex with under-aged prostitutes", a charge that shamed the victims into silence.
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Imagine being body-shamed while trying on a dress at a department store to wear to your upcoming formal.
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"Often when we're struggling, we feel like our story is constantly getting invalidated, stigmatized and shamed," Shafi told Mashable.
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The nation's game-fixing scandal from 2006 to 2009 ruined careers and shamed many of those involved into hiding.
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In the Norwegian version, the girl who is slut-shamed for kissing someone else's boyfriend faces down her tormentors.
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The independent report also reveals failures by multiple organizations and law enforcement agencies who "shunned, shamed or disbelieved" survivors.
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Shamed and abandoned, Irena begins to disintegrate — or, to put it another way, to experience her inner feline predator.
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The Times also interviewed Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe, whom Mr. Trump shamed repeatedly for putting on weight.
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There have been countless examples, many shared on social media, of girls being shamed for the clothing they wear.
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Now that the market is starting to move, they may be shamed into getting into the S&P 500.
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When I go online and I see women and men being body-shamed, we call it 'trial by Twitter.
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Clinton was not shamed into resigning, and senior leaders of the Democratic Party did not pressure him into resigning.
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I think So You've Been Publicly Shamed, The Butterfly Effect, and Okja all have a moralist quality to them.
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And if you do find one, think of your children, how shamed they would be, think of your sons.
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Social distancing is being framed as a moral act: work from home, avoid restaurants, cancel gatherings — or be shamed.
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There's no sense of the female body being an object or vulnerable or sexual or shamed in any way.
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In-the-closet Trump supporters because they can't come out of the closet because they're shamed by leftist fascism.
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Rape jokes have shamed victims and one bit by Hannibal Buress helped kick off the backlash against Mr. Cosby.
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Doherty says that the Reds feel shamed by the Blues to a much greater degree than the Blues realize.
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They're saying that they don't regret the decision, and that they're tired of being silenced and shamed for it.
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Ms. Méndez then skipped future annual appointments for nearly two years, fearing she would be shamed by another doctor.
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The emails indicated that he had shamed Mallory Hagan, a former pageant winner, over her weight and sex life.
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Swift says she is at peace now, though at the time felt embarrassed, shamed and bullied by the couple.
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"You feel like you're being shamed for having sex," he said, and shame remains a powerful deterrent to access.
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"How many lives and families did you ruin before you were shamed into this?" one user wrote on Twitter.
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Far too often, black students are humiliated, shamed or banned from school because of bias against natural black hair.
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After the friend in whom she had confided betrayed her trust, Davis was shamed and bullied by other kids.
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Trump shamed North Korea for "disrespecting" China after the Hermit Kingdom launched a ballistic missile that crashed almost immediately.
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But Volkswagen has shamed itself just the same by sponsoring air-pollution research using auto exhaust fumes and monkeys.
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But while after coming at each other from different sides of a class struggle, Emma and Mari find themselves in the same jail cell and arrive, after much conflict, to an understanding: In the eyes of the white American patriarchy, they will always be "third-class citizens," gay-shamed, slut-shamed, brown.
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Named and shamed The other three cities named and shamed in the WHO report for high PM10 levels are the transport hub of Kaduna, in the north, which came fifth, followed by the cities of Aba -- in sixth place -- and Umuahia, in 16th position, which are both trade centers in southern Nigeria.
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Not for attention for me but attention to the fact NO WOMEN SHOULD BE SHAMED FOR FEEDING THEIR BABY UNCOVERED.
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"She mentioned how she had basically been shamed at the student health center for seeking out Plan B," Samuels says.
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We were happy when we were together and now I'm getting slut-shamed because we're not anymore … and it's unfair.
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Last summer, the television host spoke out after being body shamed for sharing a photo of herself in a swimsuit.
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An Albertsons grocery store cashier allegedly shamed a woman using WIC benefits to buy fruits and vegetables earlier this month.
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" CNN STAR JIM ACOSTA SHAMED AT TRUMP RALLY AS CROWD CHANTS, 'GO HOME, JIM' The whole family then sighs, "yeah.
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The pregnant country star, 37, recently revealed on Instagram that she "cried for 30 minutes" after someone body-shamed her.
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And, sure, people of all genders can be slut-shamed, but this type of criticism is overwhelmingly directed at women.
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Fans are jumping to Momoa's defense after he was body-shamed on social media for not having a six-pack.
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The worst job was at a firm where I was routinely fat-shamed for my lunch options by a colleague.
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"The children had their clothing removed and felt shamed, humiliated, and traumatized by [the] experience," the group wrote on Facebook.
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When Steve Tanen was a teenager, he was continually bullied and shamed for being obese — but after losing 100 lbs.
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"Because I was shamed and considered a 'party girl' I felt I deserved it," wrote Westworld star Evan Rachel Wood.
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Childhood sexual trauma, as well as other scenes of young people being sexually shamed, plays a role in several stories.
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On The Wendy Williams Show, Williams made light of the incident and even shamed Kardashian over it, Perez Hilton reported.
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Yes, an anxious Barb slut-shamed her friend, but, she didn't deserve to violently die in a hell dimension, screaming.
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Women in search of genital reconstruction do so in secret, for fear of being shamed by their family or community.
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And 21982 of them committed suicide during the Cultural Revolution due to the fact that they were shamed in public.
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It shamed me to think Kati might still be alive if Castro had been dealt with appropriately in the past.
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"I think that maybe I was a little bit slut-shamed [by the other women], but come on," she said.
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Corinne has already been unfairly slut-shamed for making moves on Nick and taking her top off during a photoshoot.
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Curiously enough, in the very next scene, Kane is brought low, exposed and shamed by his disrespect for his wife.
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The recipients ranged from boys she slut-shamed her to ex best friends to a stalker to an unrequited love.
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A pregnant Chicago news anchor is standing strong against viewers who body shamed her for wearing a form-fitting dress.
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"I see so many female actresses standing up for themselves and coming out about their experiences being shamed," she says.
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Trump should not be shamed for trivial reasons, but we have to remember the things she's said in the past.
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"I'm so over being slut-shamed and being felt like that makes me not a woman of faith," she said.
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Friends has been off the air for more than a decade, but being called vanilla still elicits this shamed response.
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If they don't breast-feed, they can be shamed for supposedly not putting in enough effort for their child's health.
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I can't imagine the hell that people who are shamed for their bodies must feel all the time on instagram.
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Shamed by her supervisors and sidelined by her colleagues, Lee's career as an international sales representative at the company stagnated.
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I will not put up with any woman or girl being shamed for wanting to wear a skirt, dress, etc.
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Gigi Hadid was 'poncho-shamed' at Tommy Hilfiger's 2015 February fashion show Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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And if we break from our accepted role as sex objects in our patriarchal society, we get shamed for it.
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"This shows that the Smithsonian will protect women from sexual predators only if publicly shamed into doing so," she says.
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The Feminist Collective aggregated all the times the press shamed Baloch on a Tumblr called No Country For Bold Women.
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Many have bridled at the catchy nickname for the scandal — the Panama Papers — saying it unfairly shamed an entire nation.
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The debtors displayed on the board sometimes owe modest amounts, with one shamed for failing to pay just 1,13 yuan.
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But a Democrat who took Tammany's support would be shamed in the national press as a tool of the bosses.
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Free checked bagsI get shamed for this all the time, but I always check my bag when flying economy class.
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But he notably did not list an instance in which Washington had shamed Russia for digital spying or cyber theft.
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"The (world's) fastest growing economy and leader in space and technology is shamed for violence committed against women," added Gangadhara.
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The President of the United States should not have to be publicly shamed into condemning neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
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But online, and especially on Twitter, I'm reduced to an object -- literally, a thing to be mocked, ridiculed and shamed.
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I wanted to give a normal answer, one that would stop be from being shamed, or worse, tortured for it.
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And indeed, his book, So You've Been Publicly Shamed, explores the issue in many more words than I can here.
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No such people should be shamed, regardless of whether their risky adventures occur on Mount Everest or at Ben & Jerry's.
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Middleton was described as glowing when she cradled her pregnant belly, while Markle was shamed for doing the same thing
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Now, the actress is being shamed by fans who think she dyed her 5-year-old daughter's hair for Halloween.
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Now, she is being mom-shamed by fans who think she dyed her 5-year-old daughter's hair for Halloween.
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She shamed Peter and ordered him to go change into his clothes at once and said that they were leaving.
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If her secret became public, she tells me she would be shamed and thrown out of her home and community.
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Amber understands that women should be allowed to embrace their sexuality without being shamed for it or defined by it.
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Bret Stephens Many years ago, I committed an offense for which famous men are now being publicly, and rightly, shamed.
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Yet the episode actually reinforces the point of view of religious conservatives — that "sinners" should be publicly shamed and punished.
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We would talk to TechCrunch or something, and someone would write it up, and they'd be shamed into doing something.
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The debtors displayed on the board sometimes owe modest amounts, with one shamed for failing to pay just 1,984.1 yuan.
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Yet no amount of violence has shamed our Republican governor nor his right-wing lieutenant governor, Dan Patrick, into action.
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It is a regrettable that Democrats have to be shamed to the negotiation table instead of willingly taking their seats.
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But one of the lessons of the #MeToo movement is that women must be listened to, not interrupted or shamed.
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But the people who Trump has cyber shamed haven't actually done anything wrong – with the exception of disagreeing with him.
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Punishments make us either rebel, feel shamed or angry, repress our feelings, or figure out how not to get caught.
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They proved to be more violent and brutal than the people they had once rightly shamed and accused of repression.
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"When he declared to the world's leaders that he was embarrassed by the Iran nuclear deal negotiated by his presidential predecessor, I felt he shamed America and thereby shamed himself," said Martin S. Indyk, who served as ambassador to Israel under President Bill Clinton and as a Middle East envoy under President Barack Obama.
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Down on his luck and publicly shamed, the writer was sentenced to two years of hard labor, the maximum sentence allowed.
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Rosenstein (conveniently) did not mention that Apple publicly shamed the FBI for not even attempting to approach the company for help.
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Check out the brutally honest bookstore cats of Instagram below, and prepare to be shamed into reading more in 2016. 1.
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The shamed comedian said she "begged [Ben] Sherwood at ABC 2 let me apologize & make amends," before her sitcom was axed.
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After the singer, 26, was body shamed online, her older sister Dallas came to the rescue and fired back at critics.
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And Khloé does too — she has already shamed Woods on Twitter and accused her of lying in her confessional with Smith.
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That's why she felt it was so important she speak up and talk about her experience being shamed by the photographer.
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Charlotte McKinney is best known for her bombshell figure but says she used to be bullied and shamed about her body.
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Jimmy Bennett was shamed on an Italian TV show for his sexual assault accusation against Italian actress and singer Asia Argento.
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At the insistence of the Thai justice minister, some Thais have been shamed publicly for not adhering to the fashion blackout.
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When a creator can engage with their community on a fan-to-fan level, everyone wins (except for hilariously shamed trolls).
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Women are often shamed for breastfeeding in public, so it's super satisfying when a mom gets the chance to clap back.
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At someone who has felt shamed for having an abortion, Marie takes a dim view of the bans sweeping the country.
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A second Miss Universe contestant is saying that she too was body shamed by Donald Trump while he owned the organization.
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Pompeo should not be shamed for asking for more, something she opened up about in an essay for The Hollywood Reporter.
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Brown, 14, had a message for the internet trolls who shamed her for wearing a tight snakeskin midi dress and heels.
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In 2017, he shamed Lady Gaga's body after her Super Bowl performance, though he later apologized for fixating on her torso.
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Many students said they felt shamed, and some gay and bisexual students said they felt Kelly's questions and comments were stigmatizing.
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Some of the attendees at last year's rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, lost their jobs and were publicly shamed; others faced lawsuits.
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You saw this in yesterday's press conference when he publicly shamed — by name — disloyal House Republicans who lost re-election races.
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The day prior, Jackson responded to people who have shamed her for not publicly coming to the defense of her father.
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In the interview, Grant also admitted that he's been shamed by the media for developing a bit of a dad bod.
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For example, it has banned mirror selfies, pictures of only children, and even publicly shamed a user who exhibited misogynistic behavior.
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Krause's post reminds us of the mom who went viral taking on the people who body-shamed her post-baby body.
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She said that "folks will have to stay tuned" as to whether Russia would be "named and shamed" for the attacks.
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Australian broadcaster Deborah Knight was shamed for her pregnant body on her second to last day before going on maternity leave.
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During a project I spent three hours presenting, he openly shamed my field, gender studies, and was dismissive of my work.
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The model is being shamed for ripping off Rose McGowan's iconic chainlink dress from the MTV Video Music Awards in 1998.
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Paul, a noted and frequently shamed iOS loyalist, talks with Dan to see what he's missing out on in Android land.
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At the turn of the 20th century, missionaries and reformers shamed Britain out of its role as history's worst drug dealer.
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They shouldn't be shamed into coming out when the industry has made it clear it won't support them if they do.
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Apparently, this was lost on a man who body-shamed fitness blogger Julie Ana Kim while she was at the gym.
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The LAPD has finally tracked down the woman Playboy Playmate Dani Mathers body shamed and they'll ask prosecutors to nail her.
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"People in helping professions should be encouraged to continue their passion of helping people and not shamed for it," Taylor said.
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Hall is just one of many female newscasters who has been criticized for her looks or body-shamed throughout her career.
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"This does not have to do with Bill Clinton... but way Hillary Clinton shamed and blamed the women" -@KellyannePolls https://t.
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On Tuesday, model Tess Holliday announced that she is boycotting Uber after allegedly being body-shamed by one of its drivers.
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In 2015 Kate Middleton got a mom cut, then a year later was shamed for no longer having a mom cut.
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Since then several offenders, including Nigeria, Pakistan, Fiji, the Gambia and Zimbabwe, have been ejected or shamed into leaving, usually temporarily.
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Moore feels that the Sackler family, as the initial author and a prime beneficiary of the epidemic, should be publicly shamed.
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"The View" co-host Meghan McCain criticized NBC's Megyn Kelly Thursday after Kelly said some women "want" to be fat-shamed.
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And, schoolgirls are continuously shamed, sent home, and forced to miss a day of school when their clothing is deemed unsuitable.
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"I've been slut shamed publicly quite a few times," Rose told CNN at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards Sunday night.
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The conductor also "jokingly shamed" every seated man on the train to give up his seat for a woman, he added.
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And when survivors first began to come forward publicly, some were shunned, shamed or disbelieved by others in their own communities.
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While no country has a perfect human rights record, neither do countries like to be named and shamed in these reports.
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Greta Thunberg shamed world leaders and air travelers in her UN speech, but it might cost her the Nobel Peace Prize
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She says she didn't feel embarrassment around her sexual feelings towards clowns until she was shamed by her first serious lover.
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But few men, Mr. Harrison-Quintana said, will download health-oriented apps that make them feel shamed for missing a test.
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Both for the sake of those unjustly shamed and for our own mental health, we could use an alternative to judgment.
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Human psychology being what is, however, the experience of being shamed is likely to only strengthen Sanders's commitment to her job.
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No one is going out and doing anything cool right now, and if they are, they should be shamed for it.
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When she oversteps boundaries with a local business owner, she's shamed not for her life choices, but for covering them up.
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Freedom from Harvey became a truly hopeless endeavor as I watched Ambra Battaliana be smeared, shamed and attacked before the world.
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They weren't trying to be revolutionary: They just felt entitled to sexual pleasure, and they refused to be shamed for it.
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After she was shamed across the Internet, Lyles issued an apology ... "My reaction after the game was unacceptable, period," Lyles said.
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"However, the Airbnb host agent merely shamed Selden for speaking out against the intentional discriminatory act," said Selden in his complaint.
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"I don't think anybody wants to be shamed," said Mark Sutton, chief executive of International Paper, in an interview with CNBC.
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The exchanges indicated that Mr. Haskell had privately shamed one former pageant winner, Mallory Hagan, over her weight and sex life.
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Cameron Howe (Mackenzie Davis), meanwhile, shamed by personal and professional failure, finds herself back in the lives of her former partners.
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Mention the conversation to some white colleagues, too, in the hopes that they can be subtly shamed into showing some leadership.
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In May it was shamed into undoing a policy of slashing pay for female athletes it sponsors when they get pregnant.
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Meanwhile, misogyny in STEM fields became an increasingly hot topic, and CES was shamed for its lack of women keynote speakers.
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Will the everyday American also be shamed without cause in the pages of the New York Times and the Washington Post?
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One of the most obvious links between Easter and #MeToo, some say, is the way Mary Magdalene has been slut-shamed.
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However, the Ministry of Environmental Protection has routinely named and shamed municipal governments in Hebei for failing to implement pollution rules.
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The New New World Liu Jingyao, a college student, describes what it's like to be slut-shamed by 153 million people.
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"Women now look at their uterine lining and really feel empowered by it rather than shamed by it," said Ms. Agrawal.
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Victims fear that they will be shamed, stigmatized or disbelieved, or that they will be subject to retaliation by their attackers.
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The entire family should be, at a minimum, shunned and shamed for their greed in seeking profits heedless of human pain.
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For them Christianity did not merely serve the disinherited — it was for the disinherited, the "weak things" that shamed the strong.
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More of an unofficial 'religious marriage', but it was considered rude to get divorced, and it would have shamed his 'wife'.
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Ms. Laurie said she had been "shamed" by the activists who had worked hard to get Australians to consider the issue.
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Where a "good mom" might have at least asked Regina to change her Halloween outfit (if not slut-shamed her), Mrs.
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Despite this, a woman was shamed during a visit to London's V&A Museum, simply for nursing her child in the courtyard.
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He declared that Mr. Christie had to be shamed into returning to his own state during a major snowstorm two weeks ago.
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KELLY CLARKSON FAT-SHAMED BY WENDY WILLIAMS The singer is referring to "The Plant Paradox" by Steven R. Gundry, according to Extra.
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Acknowledging the damage, PP lawmaker Andrea Levy said earlier this month the corruption allegations "shamed and embarrassed" the party's members and voters.
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The ministry has routinely named and shamed local governments and enterprises in northern China for failing to comply with anti-smog regulations.
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This week, Feal and other responders appeared before Congress as Stewart shamed lawmakers for not unanimously backing an extension of the fund.
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Apparently a regular reader of She's A Homewrecker, Baxter had a habit of compounding the damage to people shamed on the site.
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But the one group he hasn't shamed is those who are applying for food stamps or who may be needing unemployment insurance.
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" He then attacks Bill Clinton, saying he "has actually abused women," and says "Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims.
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It's just a natural part of the human life cycle and no one, not even famous women, should be shamed for it.
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These are conversations we are having with our homegirls and partners, even as we are shamed for it in media and online.
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I'm also shamed for my body, so therefore thin privilege can't exist and fat oppression can't exist because I have this experience.
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Brinkley Cook was butt-shamed after her 2017 spread in Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Alternatively, these parents may have shamed their children about their weight, which could have led them to overeat or avoid physical activity.
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Months ago, Republicans shamed Democrats into returning campaign cash from Harvey Weinstein, the Hollywood mogul facing a barrage of sexual misconduct accusations.
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And because parents are shamed and nudged into buying these tracking devices, more and more of them pop up on the market.
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In addition to promoting her movie Midnight Sun, the 20-year-old has opened up recently about her experiences being slut-shamed.
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Most recently, the 20-year-old actress revealed what it feels like to be slut-shamed as a young star in Hollywood.
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He persisted in making that claim again and again until he finally got shamed into acknowledging that there was no such video.
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In the meantime, dozens of famous men from all walks of life have been outed, shamed, and canceled for alleged sexual misconduct.
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I wish there was a way to speak about this stuff and not be judged or be shamed, or even just believed.
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We are sprouting up, we are looking for reform, uncovering the rape culture in this country where victims are blamed and shamed.
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It's important to note, however, that Lovato refusing to be shamed over having this particular image leaked online doesn't make it okay.
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When Rose was critiqued by judge Julianne Hough, the activist felt the judge had stepped out of line and body-shamed her.
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There is also boyed for shamed, durkboi and wallad for fool, dozens of terms for drugs and money and the greeting braap!
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When girls are sex shamed, or worse—when sexual assault or an uncomfortable sex situation occurs—they sometimes feel they're to blame.
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The critics of privilege shaming may take some comfort in knowing that these two, at least, have not been shamed into silence.
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People love mocking public figures, but Spicer was essentially shamed for being a schlub, in that his physical appearance was constantly critiqued.
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According to a recent survey of 1,000 Refinery29 readers, more than half of us were shamed for our bodies by age 14.
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Western countries have mostly been shamed out of the cold war-era habit of funnelling aid to friendly regimes and former colonies.
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Lisa Rinna's daughter Amelia Gray Hamlin is defending herself and her mother after an Internet troll body-shamed them on social media.
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The trainer also talked to Parents Latina about being mom-shamed on social media for exercising four weeks after Indi was born.
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I can't read a comment section without seeing Black women being called n-----s, being slut-shamed, or being compared to primates.
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This needs to be said again and again, and every ploy the Republican representatives throw out needs to be named and shamed.
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"We were harassed, we were bullied and we were body-shamed for $7.25 an hour," former cheerleader Ainsley Parish told CNN Money.
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In 2018 some of them fell off their pedestals as hundreds of men were publicly named and shamed over sexual misconduct allegations.
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"But I got in there and surgeons shamed me, saying 'A lift won't be enough' and 'You won't be happy,'" she said.
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After she spoke out about getting body shamed by a magazine, model Nina Agdal completely changed the way she approached her career.
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Last December, Miss America Organization CEO Sam Haskell stepped down after leaked emails revealed past contestants and winners had been body shamed.
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"I have NEVER felt victimized or shamed for who/what I am, by Hensley or any other staff member," wrote one student.
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The man Raymond filmed, who has no charges against him, was one of the first people shamed on Raymond's "creep catchers" website.
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Sarah Silverman tweeted, "YUCK AND BOO AND GROSS" -- and Judd Apatow shamed the publisher for letting a "hatemonger" get rich off cruelty.
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Barely a year after it began, the LifeLog program abruptly ended, effectively shamed out of existence by privacy-advocates and the media.
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If at least two of these four jobs do not go to a woman, this city will be shamed by its backwardness.
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Whether they should be publicly shamed for it might be debatable, but that this is where their money is going is undeniable.
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To the Editor: Men who harass and abuse women should be publicly shamed and prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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He claimed college professors like him are now walking on "eggshells" because they're afraid of being reported and shamed by their students.
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It also seeks to ensure that a student "is not shamed or treated differently from other pupils" for having unpaid lunch debts.
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Van Ness, who is non-binary and uses he/him pronouns, explained that growing up, he was shamed for his gender expression.
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It's a distressing, sometimes distracted portrait of a woman haunted and hounded, shamed and surveilled to the point of complete mental collapse.
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"Trump, I think, thinks he is God, and Cruz can't be shamed because he thinks God speaks through him," Mr. Hanna said.
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A standoff scene near the movie's finale would not be shamed if put next to one of Michael Mann's better set pieces.
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She has pestered and shamed other prominent institutions to make changes to the food they serve, including the United States Supreme Court.
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A campaign by the group Sleeping Giants has shamed hundreds of marketers into pulling their ads from the right-wing Breitbart News.
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Most major legislation is written to attract votes from liberals, while conservatives are publicly shamed for attempting to have their priorities heard.
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The media is certainly a better tactical target for liberal outrage about the Hunter Biden issue than Republicans, who cannot be shamed.
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How a hacker shamed and humiliated high school girls in a small New Hampshire town, and how they helped take him down.
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Behind him, Luke Shaw, publicly shamed time and again by his former manager, looked once again like one of England's finest fullbacks.
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In using their considerable talents to elevate a mediocre script, they shamed Hollywood, for so quickly discarding its greatest actresses, not themselves.
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So, though my parents never explicitly shamed me for expressing emotion, I still didn't have a lot of modeling for adult crying.
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To kind of say, you know, 'I was really disrespectful and shamed these people, so I shaved my head to shame myself.
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And the person prompted to reflect on what happened was Carson, who shamed Cruz but doesn't have the bloodthirsty streak of, say, Christie.
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The chief public defender is understandably upset that Annalise shamed her in front of the courtroom, but Annalise has bigger plans in mind.
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Viewers will remember that while the cast was out in West Hollywood earlier this season, Kent body-shamed fellow SUR-ver Katie Maloney.
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The new trailer also gave more context to the previous teaser where someone shamed Hannah about having sex (this is related, we promise!).
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Research from C.S. Mott Children's Hospital found that almost two-thirds of moms said they felt they'd been shamed for their parenting skills.
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I'm my own boss, so I would never put up with being shamed for my skin, like I was early in my career.
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Does he have no qualms getting chummy with a man who has openly body-shamed the woman who gave birth to his child?
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Duterte has publicly named and shamed several provincial politicians and businessmen as "drug lords" controlling the narcotics trade in the Southeast Asian nation.
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They are doubted, smeared, and shamed in a way that would seem bizarre if they were coming forward to report any other crime.
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"Bill Clinton has actually abused women, and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed, and intimidated his victims," he later added in his video apology.
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It isn't a mistake that films like Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Soapdish, and The Crying Game feature trans women being shamed or fetishized.
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As female celebrities (and women in general) continue to be publicly shamed for posting topless photos, this year's GoTopless Day feels especially important.
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And I was constantly getting slut-shamed on the internet, which I really didn't even know what slut-shaming was at that time.
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Victims also fear they will be shamed by relatives and neighbours if they decide to move to a shelter or file for divorce.
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Chyna claims the Kardashian family defamed and slut-shamed her, with the intention of canceling Chyna and her then-partner Rob Kardashian's E!
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" Continuing, Kramer shared that had she "posted the photo of my actual stomach in this photo I would have probably been shamed too.
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"I felt slut shamed," she says, noting that she was ostracized by some members of her team as soon as the firing happened.
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"I think it's gotten so big because so many people can relate to how it feels to be body shamed," she told CNN.
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In fact, the plus-size dating app WooPlus found that 71% of its 1,000 users reported having been fat-shamed on "regular" apps.
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But do we need to be shamed for drinking in every joke no matter how many times we have to pause or rewatch?!
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"Twitter is basically a mutual approval machine," Jon Ronson, author of So You've Been Publicly Shamed, said in a TED Talk in 2015.
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This week, one facial recognition camera publicly shamed a famous business woman for jaywalking after its systems caught her face crossing an intersection.
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As we told you, Farrah was 86'd and claimed, on her way out the door, MTV execs shamed her for doing porn.
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It's been an uplifting few days for Geoffrey Owens, The Cosby Show mainstay who was shamed for having a day job at supermarket.
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The Wall Of Shamed, an art installation started by Australian artist Suzie Blake, almost feels like a monument made specifically for these women.
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Justine Sacco and other stars of Jon Ronson's nonfiction bestseller So You've Been Publicly Shamed, may watch this with a certain grim satisfaction.
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Just on Tuesday, Bloom publicly shamed Kardashian for leaving up some of his incendiary tweets from the tirade, despite his attorney publicly apologizing.
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"Adults are shamed about masturbation since day one," said Elise Franklin, an LA-based therapist who promotes pro-sex attitudes through her practice.
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Once you decide you're happy to get shamed by an algorithm, you need quite a lot of personal resolve to keep yourself motivated.
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Fans think the singer was slut-shamed for her dance — even though other contestants, including Bachelor star Nick Viall, also delivered sexy performances.
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" Going to Dream Roll gave her a safe space to reconsider her heterosexual identity and explore her queerness without feeling "shamed by society.
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But, as Rachel Thompson put it for Mashable, being shamed for buying "skinny lattes and espressos" isn't the reason why millennials are broke.
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Donald Trump shamed the woman in the audience who dared shout that Ted Cruz is a pussy ... and then Trump said it himself!
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Alex Davis, who has Asperger's, says that his teacher (who is also the school's basketball coach) has repeatedly shamed him for his hairstyle.
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Scorned and shamed for her nude protests against the war in Vietnam, Kusama felt the need to go back to Tokyo in 1973.
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As the instructors alternately slut-shamed sexually active girls and warned of dire consequences for boys, she live-tweeted her shock and horror.
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He routinely grappled with his feelings on life and how puppies should be shamed for constantly reminding everyone else of their dwindling mortality.
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The man, who is 30, is well-known in his local community, but Bodnar said he hasn't been to work since being shamed.
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Let's back up for a moment — it's 2017, and women are still being shamed for what they wear because it might "excite" men.
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Mariano Rajoy, Spain's conservative prime minister, tried hard to prevent the vote taking place, and police violence on polling day shamed the country.
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Women shouldn't be pressured into losing their baby weight after giving birth, but new moms who do want to shouldn't be shamed, either.
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And though I didn't feel tipsy—which was my father's word—I'd been shamed and knew Niall was thinking belittling things about me.
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Punishments for maintaining a low social credit score include being banned from taking trains, having your internet speed cut, and being publicly shamed.
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And how big is this shoe closet, if the shamed woman is to go all the way to the very back of it?
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He also responded to complaints that Mr. Hines's original article mocked or shamed the athletes who responded to Mr. Hines's overtures on Grindr.
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The reason they did is because there's a robust movement all across the country that shamed the Congress into doing the right thing.
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She live-tweeted her shock and horror as the instructors alternately slut-shamed sexually active girls and warned of dire consequences for boys.
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Damore contends that she and her colleagues "shamed" departments for lacking gender parity and wrongly considered "gender and racial preferences" when making promotions.
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And that was it: she was snared and shamed by the Sun, swiftly arrested and charged, and told she'd probably go to prison.
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" Imagine if Clinton had body shamed Donald Trump, saying that she had observed his rear end and concluded, "I'm not impressed, believe me.
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Breaking the suit-and-tie dress code in Washington is a risky move, and poor fashion choices have been publicly shamed by observers.
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After tearing apart immigrant families until shamed by international outrage, President Trump and his party have now turned to endangering vulnerable American children.
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Now, they are separately suing their schools, saying that teachers and administrators shamed or punished them for their protests, violating their constitutional rights.
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The #MeToo movement erupted across the US last year, leading to dozens of men being fired and publicly shamed for their sexual misconduct.
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And under the usual rules, a woman who so thoroughly breaks norms of female decorum and political propriety would be shamed into silence.
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"This behavior has to be shamed," the former reporter, Sonora Jha, now a professor of communication at Seattle University, said in an interview.
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Fast forward to the past week, and Canadian food hoarders aren't necessarily facing government-mandated prison sentences, but they are being shamed online.
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It took 20 years for Bill Clinton to be properly publicly shamed for the ugly bargain at the heart of the Clinton operation.
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Yes, that means you will likely be socially shamed if you still drink out of plastic, single-use water bottles (sorry not sorry).
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"Equifax deserves to be shamed in this hearing," said Illinois' Jan Schakowsky, the top Democrat on the Energy and Commerce consumer protection subpanel.
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Members are shamed if they direct federal funds to their congressional districts, yet lose in primaries for not doing enough for their constituents.
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Saint Laurent wasn't the only brand being named and shamed; others (Lanvin, Margiela) also got called out for having too homogeneous a runway.
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The former "Cosby Show" actor who made headlines recently after being "job shamed" for working at Trader Joe's has landed another acting gig.
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Clinton has remained mostly muted, her hands tied as liberals rethink how President Bill Clinton's accusers were dismissed and shamed in the 1990s.
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Sharpie swastikas are drawn on sleeping bandmates, women are fat-shamed via loud-hailer, sex acts are filmed with implied lack of consent.
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Iron Man 2 brings her back solely to re-slut-shame her for the scene she was already shamed for in Iron Man.
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If there is anything else I accomplish in life, it will be making sure you are outed and shamed for who you are.
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We live in a world in which people are still slut-shamed, in which they are increasingly shamed if they don't have robust romantic lives, which is something that I hear about from young women, the sense that they're doing feminism "wrong"... Look, I did not come from a conservative background, I was perfectly, theoretically liberated, and I had no sex in college.
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When the doors opened at the next stop (after I had yelled at him and shamed him in front of everyone else) he fled.
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Rose felt she had been body-shamed by Hough, who subsequently made it clear she just thought Rose was not a very good dancer.
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The episode also involved Corinne Olympios taking her top off and therefore (surprise!) getting pretty much slut-shamed by fans and other contestants alike.
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Brian Dunkleman, the former American Idol co-host, is an Uber driver and he will not be job-shamed for providing for his family.
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More than two decades after her death, the nails the media shamed her for wearing are now making headlines in a much different way.
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What made it difficult in that relationship was that he was often shamed for the things that he liked—video games, art, drawing manga.
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Two months ago, The Cosby Show actor was job-shamed when photos surfaced of him bagging groceries at a Trader Joe's in New Jersey.
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If an individual conservative questions climate denialism, he or she risks being attacked, shamed, or shunned by trusted peers and authorities within the tribe.
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At the same time, I don't think transgender men who want the Morehouse experience and don't fit their mold should be shamed or deterred.
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When all manner of inappropriate behavior is alleged but not specified, every incident gets the same punishment: The accused is publicly shamed and fired.
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People have been left out of group chats, ghosted, and shamed about the fact that their texts show up as green bubbles in iMessage.
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Many transgender youths are shamed for their decision to transition and tend to experience higher rates of mental health issues than the general population.
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Instead, he cites books like So You've Been Publicly Shamed and Terms of Service: Social Media and the Price of Constant Connection as inspiration.
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And as long as women's bodies are legislated and circumscribed and shamed, romance will also be political because it is, often, also about sex.
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He said: "We recognise that you were ill-treated, you were mistreated, you were embarrassed and shamed, and it was wrong," Notley-Smith said.
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This is not the first time Kardashian has been mom-shamed for keeping Reign's hair, which falls past his shoulders, at a longer length.
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In May, Aly Raisman, a member of the two-time gold-medal-winning U.S. Olympic gymnastics team, was body-shamed by a TSA agent.
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The war, now in its fourth year, has devastated Yemen and shamed allies such as America and Britain, which supply Saudi Arabia with arms.
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Which business would want to be named and shamed at the top of the list, with all the potential for adverse publicity, demonstrations etc?
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Taylor is shamed and smeared as "white trash," but he also faces mockery and the doubt that a boy can be raped at all.
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The whole point of my memo was to improve Google and Google's culture, and they just punished me and shamed me for doing it.
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"For older generations, especially the baby boomers, sexual exploration was not only discouraged, but shamed — and that includes most of our mothers," Rodriguez says.
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Borzutsky makes the reader feel provoked but not shamed, sullied but imbued with an instinct to resist or negate the world order under consideration.
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Many people hate fat bodies and think fat people need to be punished or shamed into hiding away until we somehow magically get thin.
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See, for example, Chrissy Teigen who, after having her baby girl Luna, was mommy-shamed for going out to dinner with husband John Legend.
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Campaigners say tens of thousands of girls in Africa are ostracized or shamed for becoming pregnant every year, despite most having no sex education.
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One couple was arrested for taking chicken wings, bread, and cheese from supermarket's garbage after their benefits had been sanctioned, and then publicly shamed.
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So now that Kanye is being publicly shamed for not being involved makes no sense and, at this exact time, just seems very calculated.
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Video of Headley's arrest immediately sparked discussions about the criminalization of poverty, particularly as it affects poor black women shamed for needing government aid.
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Monica Lewsinky knows what it means to be publicly shamed, and she knows well the trauma and triggers that follow that shame, for years.
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Alongside the image, the star wrote a sharp caption highlighting some of the absurd things she would have been shamed for about the post.
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"Chris Christie wasn't even going to return to New Jersey until he was shamed into it," said Alex Conant, a spokesman for Mr. Rubio.
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Amber Rose publicly apologized to Julianne Hough on Monday evening's episode of Dancing with the Stars for claiming that the judge "body shamed" her.
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A heavy period is something nearly all women will experience, especially as they approach menopause, and Alisha was shamed, demeaned and fired for it.
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Five years ago, Kayla Martin "loathed" her overweight body — but she hit her breaking point when she was body shamed by a flight attendant.
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An Indian journalist's Facebook post about being slut-shamed for wearing a knee-length dress while travelling on an auto rickshaw has gone viral.
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" Trump also takes aim at the Clintons, saying, "Bill Clinton has abused women, and Hillary Clinton has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims.
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In July of that same year, Victoria Beckham was mommy shamed after sharing a photo of herself kissing her young daughter on the lips.
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This company would be shamed and attacked until they cowered, groveling to the family and masses promising never again to do such a thing.
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Najib noted 17 of the companies had no women directors and said companies without women on boards by 2018 would be named and shamed.
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After feeling "fat-shamed" in her 20s, the self-professed "denim junkie" said she was on a quest to find jeans that were flattering.
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Another mother is standing up for the right to breastfeed her children in public without feeling shamed – and she's using poetry to do it.
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For most of the first season, Steve was just a dickhead who beat up shy weird boys and publicly slut-shamed his own girlfriend.
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In addition to the potential for being shamed and smeared, survivors face a number of other obstacles to getting justice through the court system.
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So now that Kanye is being publicly shamed for not being involved makes no sense and, at this exact time, just seems very calculated.
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So now that Kanye is being publicly shamed for not being involved makes no sense and, at this exact time, just seems very calculated.
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He shamed Republicans as "the party that turned 9/11 into a catchphrase" and brought 9/11 first responders to speak on the show.
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Shauna Arocho was likewise looking forward to enjoying free ice cream — until she was fat-shamed while eating outside of her local Dairy Queen.
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Brierley Newton also said Magistrate Pierce had "slut shamed" Olivia Melville, the young woman whose Tinder bio first kicked off the conflict with Alchin.
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Geoffrey Owens, who was recently job-shamed online after photos surfaced of him bagging groceries at Trader Joe's, has landed yet another acting gig.
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So as we say goodbye to Spicer as press secretary, let's take a walk through the last six months of him being schlub-shamed.
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The suit alleges he shamed her by calling her a "whore" and threatened her with the help of "fixers" who tried to silence her.
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Now they'll also be publicly shamed with an icon on their profiles, which will increase their odds of being matched with other rage quitters.
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She fights for all three of the show's leads, defending Sutton when she is shamed, and Kat when she stumbles into a bad contract.
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"She made the courageous decision to choose life, and she definitely should not be shamed," Hawkins told The New York Times at the time.
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Maybe the tipping point came when the media shamed Trump into forking over millions of dollars he had promised to give to veterans groups.
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Not to mention, breastfeeding can be a very difficult and frustrating process for lots of people, so it deserves to be applauded, not shamed.
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He fat-shamed a beauty queen long before the "Acccess Hollywood" tape came out and said inappropriate things about his daughter Ivanka before that.
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Briggins said her state's rejection of the shamed Republican Roy More amid sexual harassment allegations has galvanized more African-Americans to run for office.
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Simone Kessell is Queen Ahinoam, Saul's wife, who is a bit of a schemer but is also shamed by the king's preference for concubines.
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And, on more than one occasion, its sedentary sensors shamed me out of bed when I'd languished too long after my alarm went off.
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In a piece for the Washington Post , Ruth Tam wrote about how her classmates shamed her for taking her dad's Cantonese food to school.
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And their offenses have affected the paths of other artists, determining which rise to prominence and which are harassed or shamed out of work.
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A parks and recreation aide who earns $14.40 an hour, she shamed the city into paying its temporary and seasonal workers a living wage.
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As the system stands, people with thousands of dollars in debt are shamed, while those with millions of dollars in debt rule the world.
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Even after being shamed into confronting its silence by Yevgeny Yevtushenko's seminal 1961 poem "Babi Yar," the Kremlin refused to fully acknowledge the Holocaust.
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I was relieved and excited to "have to" buy boy's shoes yet shamed by them, and my desire for them, at the same time.
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Today's proposed rollback would return us to the days when schools swept rape and assault under the rug and survivors were shamed into silence.
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Maybe, he would sometimes think, it would be easier — for him, for the loved ones he had shamed, for everybody — if he ended it.
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And one hoarder was shamed on social media when neighbors spotted an apartment whose windows were crowded by a wall of toilet paper rolls.
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To have failed in that at the expense of my integrity shamed me more than any rejection of my black non-Jewishness ever could.
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"The Russian regime, whose hands are also covered in the blood of Syrian children, cannot be shamed by pictures of its victims," she said.
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He said several others had been killed, in some cases by family members shamed by the Facebook posts or the boys' reporting of rapes.
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I believe that this is a good solution because If students have to announce their financial state it can lead to them being shamed.
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She frequently wears baggy clothing and previously said that she refrains from donning form-fitting outfits for fear of being sexualized or body-shamed.
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" A dangerous message, wrote former prosecutor Elie Honig, that discourages survivors from reporting crimes because they fear "they will be shamed, stigmatized or disbelieved.
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Mr. Burke, 70, is the first high-profile figure in Australia to be shamed publicly in the furor set off by the Weinstein story.
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For years, black Lululemon yoga pants and Uggs were the axis of the mom uniform, until the media cruelly shamed women out of them.
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He shamed Ferguson and Baltimore protesters for resisting police violence with rocks, not the police officers whom the protesters were rightly defending themselves against.
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Those who actually did have limited educations — and who sometimes felt judged for their imperfect diction or grammar — did not deserve to be shamed.
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Fat people, however, are shamed for any deviation from the "acceptable" size and, more often than not, held in contempt for being that size.
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Being too fat or too thin represents an unhealthy, undisciplined lifestyle, and whoever doesn't conform to their standards will be shamed until they reform.
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How each of 2018's "shamed" figures reacted to their shaming also had a lot to do with the overall outcome of their situation.
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"With social media, we've created a stage for constant artificial high drama," Jon Ronson wrote in his 2015 book So You've Been Publicly Shamed.
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Especially egregious tax cheats should be named and shamed—Bernie Sanders's recent callout of Amazon shows the kind of power public denouncements can have.
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Because they create this environment where you're silenced, where you're shamed if you talk, where you have to sign nondisclosure agreements, and non-disparagement agreements.
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TMZ caught up with the Aquaman star, who was shamed by Internet trolls after he was photographed stepping out shirtless in Venice, Italy last month.
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Former Cosby Show actor Geoffrey Owens was also recently job-shamed when photos surfaced of him bagging groceries at a Trader Joe's in New Jersey.
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Luke will hopefully be sent packing before too long and Hannah can get back to the business of finding love while not being slut-shamed.
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He could not stop talking about the "Damn, Daniel" meme and then shamed JoJo for not "following the Internet" because she hadn't heard of it.
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"JTTOTS is always watching" is a viral reminder across social networks, and a warning that implies anyone can be named and shamed at any time.
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Bella Thorne is firing back at Whoopi Goldberg after she seemingly shamed Bella for having nude photos on her phone, on the cloud, or anywhere.
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Kylie Griswold discovered her boyfriend had cheated on her, so she posted photos to his Snapchat and then publicly shamed him on her Twitter account.
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It's a cautionary tale that accurately depicts the struggle of regular people who have became a new sort of unwilling internet celebrity: the publicly shamed.
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Chyna and I both believe that this is an important women's rights issues, as too many women and girls have been slut-shamed by exes.
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They agreed it was blown out of proportion on social media, DeMario was accused of something he didn't do, and Corinne was wrongfully slut-shamed.
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He took part in the workshop two years after he got out, while "really struggling" in an Asian-American culture in which he felt shamed.
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Being put in jail, being shamed in the media, allowed me to focus on what was important — and that's allowed me to save my life.
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This is just one entry on an ever-growing list of people who have been shamed, discriminated against, and otherwise wronged by major corporate airlines.
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Fan's rags-to-riches success story has now become a communist morality tale about how the rich need to be shamed and punished for excess.
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WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY SARAH SANDERS BODY-SHAMED BY LA TIMES COLUMNIST Demetria Obilor is a television news reporter for ABC&aposs WFAA in Dallas.
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"#KimApologizeToTaylor you shamed a woman for doing nothing but living her own life and many death threats and online bullying 'jokes' ensued," wrote one fan.
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One day I realized I couldn't find Portugal on a map, and this shamed me into reading some history and taking a trip to Europe.
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The shirts and their fans provide another example of how people, particularly women, get shamed when they accuse powerful people of committing crimes against them.
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Kelly Clarkson has been body-shamed and pressured to lose weight for most of her career, and she's not going to take it any longer.
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"USA Gymnastics has appointed someone who, in my view, supported Nassar, victim-shamed survivors, & has shown no willingness to learn from the past," she tweeted.
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Girls and women are unable to work, becoming isolated and abandoned by their husbands, relatives and children, publicly shamed and even driven from their homes.
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Throughout our two-year engagement, and for years after we were married, I was embarrassed to reveal my relationship status for fear of being shamed.
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At the end of the day, exercise should be a joyful experience that makes you feel good — not shamed — about your body or activity level.
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Never read the comments is real way of life for many people — especially those who are constantly body shamed on the internet, specifically social media.
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As April Reign's #OscarsSoWhite campaign proved, Hollywood's "wokeness" is not a constant, and the Academy had to be shamed into diversifying its membership and nominations.
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Brian Dunkleman's girlfriend, Andrea Whitney, is coming to his defense after the onetime American Idol co-host was shamed for working as an Uber driver.
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One ex-girlfriend, who is known as "Julie" in The Daily Beast article, claims Landis belittled and body-shamed her in front of other people.
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The governor's private chats were homophobic and crass — he made fun of obese people, poverty-shamed a neighbor whose shack was destroyed by the hurricane.
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The internet is full of stories about women being horrifically fat-shamed or harassed on dating sites, and yes, those stories need to be told.
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You probably came in having eaten a whole hot dog so you wouldn't be shamed into being quiet during a movie called A Quiet Place.
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Aceh police detained 12 transgender women earlier this year and publicly shamed them by forcing them to cut their hair and dress in "masculine" clothing.
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As companies continue to be named and in some cases shamed by the president, many observers expect to see an uptick in company political spending.
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Not just a normal goodbye party, either, but one that shamed Houser — who, as you may have gathered, did nothing wrong — in the worst way.
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There were tales of children bullied because of their parents' income, low-paid workers shamed and crooks using the information to plan their next hit.
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Just last month, several Chinese tourists were shamed for climbing and kicking cherry blossom trees at Jinming Temple in Nanjing, China, for the perfect selfie.
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Women are constantly criticized and shamed for breastfeeding in public — but they can now officially say that it is completely legal across the United States.
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As we reported ... this isn't the first benefit that's come for the former 'Cosby Show' star after being job shamed for working at Trader Joe's.
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After all, they're being shamed by the release of sexually explicit material, which is exactly the exploitative scenario these laws are meant to guard against.
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Regardless of how you learn, Klein said it's an essential parenting skill and one that new moms like Markle shouldn't be shamed out of learning.
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Related Link: Amber Rose's SlutWalk sparks debate "I have millions of people scrutinizing me and telling me I deserve to be slut shamed," Rose said.
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Shame is always a vital tactic in politics; with Stop BEZOS, Sanders and his co-sponsor Ro Khanna shamed Amazon into doing the right thing.
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It also presumes that alt-right white supremacists can be somehow shamed into receding from public life or driven from it by force of argument.
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Ford's visibly shaken state as she recounted her trauma was a sad reminder that survivors are often not only denied, but shamed for coming forward.
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It inspired me to do an episode where Dr. Ken is shamed by a patient, an elderly Korean lady, into going back to Korean school.
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" In court on Friday, he said, "Going forward, I fear that I will continue to be ridiculed, shamed by the stain that is upon me.
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Bedtime Stories is no classic, but "Human Nature" is a fabulously unapologetic clapback to critics who slut-shamed her during the highly sexualized Erotica era.
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Carrie Gracie shamed the BBC by quitting when she saw the gap between her salary as China editor and those of men she considered peers.
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An old glamour shoot of Geri was leaked and she was promptly slut-shamed for it (The Independent called her a "slapper" and a "bimbo").
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These men were usually married and closeted, and this vigilante group taunted and shamed these men who were meeting to fulfill a basic human need.
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Kim Kardashian West lashed out at Tyson Beckford, strongly insinuating he isn't into her because he's not into women ... this after he body shamed her.
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Ninety percent of the shooters who do school shootings come from the school they're in and 73 percent of them feel shamed, traumatized, or bullied.
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We have been locked out of everything, but particularly by the Women's March, and shamed by our liberal "sisters" for our conservative views (and votes).
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"I want to be able to mourn, I don't want to be shamed for it," said Eilish, who performed a tribute song following XXXTentacion's death.
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It gives us breathing room to go about our daily routines with little fear of being judged, sent unwanted ads, gossiped about or needlessly shamed.
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Or Derek Peth from last summer's season of Paradise, who was exposed and shamed by John Paul Jones for basically just, like, having a podcast?
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"I've been shamed before," Osmond, 59, said on The Talk's season 10 premiere on Monday, as she made her co-hosting debut, replacing Sara Gilbert.
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We are entering an inevitable and necessary next chapter in the #MeToo movement: grappling with the potential redemption for those publicly shamed for their behavior.
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Human-rights advocates have relentlessly shamed the United States for that approach, espousing the generally European view that terrorism suspects should be prosecuted or released.
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British politician Tracy Brabin has hit back at "keyboard warriors" who slut-shamed her for wearing a one-shoulder dress in UK parliament on Monday.
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Branded liars or dismissed as crazy, victims are thus shamed, humiliated and marginalized, worsening the soul-crushing trauma that is a byproduct of sexual violence.
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Rogers believed that if children were encouraged to talk about feelings instead of being shamed for them, they could get to work finding appropriate outlets.
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It's big and operatic, often driving her to do the very things for which she's been publicly shamed: acting out, picking fights, trawling for affirmation.
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" Mira pauses before answering, and when he does, he frames the response entirely in terms of his children: "You, my children, have not shamed me.
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We all know them by now thanks to social media, which has shamed these over-zealous white people for falsely accusing innocent blacks of wrongdoing.
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Glendale, California, resident Shannon Brandon, right, shamed one potential package thief into returning a box she witnessed him stealing off one of her neighbor's porches.
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While some people shamed the actor for working a reportedly $11 an hour job, other people came to his defense, including millionaire filmmaker Tyler Perry.
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Maybe it's partially my own feminine side that is either conflicted or shamed or hidden, and it's a way for me express and explore that.
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After being body shamed by a friend, 16-year-old Sydnie Adams from New Orleans, Louisiana, posted a video on Twitter applying flawless, glamorous makeup.
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However, some followers responded to her post claiming her daughter's "grown-up" appearance was unnatural and shamed the mother for letting her daughter wear makeup.
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Women who do come forward to confront harassers or abusers are often shamed and even forced to leave the industry they're fighting to work in.
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Once abroad, the women often face barrages of insults and death threats from family members and other Saudis who think they have shamed the country.
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It advised brands to treat journalists "like the people they are" and warned that they could be "shamed" on social media for sending inappropriate pitches.
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Does the answer to that depend on the power differential between the "shamer" and the person or people being "shamed," as several commentators have suggested?
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Mathers not only snapped the pic in the locker area, she shamed the woman by writing a snarky caption and posting it on social media.
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Mir said that Balakot is close to Abbottabad, the location of the US Navy SEALs raid that killed Osama Bin Laden, which also shamed Pakistan.
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"Some women have been body-shamed into thinking they don't have the quote-unquote 'right vulva,' so they will aim to do this," Dweck says.
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Users on Twitter had many reactions to the man's gaffe — some found his mistake unbelievable, while others shamed the user for posting the video at all.
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Cyrus shared a video of The Talk's conversation, seemingly agreeing with the women's defense of her, and all people who are shamed after they are attacked.
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As I walk-of-shamed my soggy laptop down to IT, I started going through a mental checklist of what was backed up and what wasn't.
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"Added Sieradski: "Any entity that is complicit in facilitating these injustices should be named, shamed, and boycotted until they get on the right side of history.
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Corinne Olympios, who has quickly become this season's villain, has been slut-shamed for kissing Viall on the first night and posing topless for a photoshoot.
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We are a stone&aposs throw from Capitol Hill but, now that you&aposve shamed me I&aposll go back to the White House tomorrow night.
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" Recently, Workman gave an interview to Us Weekly in which she shamed Winter for dressing "improperly," and said that she is "beautiful with her clothes on.
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It is the girl who ends up publicly shamed for her lack of morals on the news, her hair shorn as a symbol of removed femininity.
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He shamed them for a financial crisis "largely of their own making," and threatened to pull FEMA, the military, and, bizarrely, "First Responders" from the island.
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Finally, a kind motorist gave room and let the cheater get back in line, but not before the driver was shamed for having terrible reverse skills.
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DJ Khaled and Cardi B "Dinero" Here's why this J.Lo track is an anthem you should embrace: women are systematically underpaid and shamed for wanting money.
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WATCH: Playboy Playmate Could Face Arrest After Woman She Allegedly Shamed in Locker Room Pic Comes Forward Mathers had not denied posting the photo in question.
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Last year, Amber Rose held her first SlutWalk, where she gave an emotional speech about being slut-shamed by both rappers Kanye West and Wiz Khalifa.
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"To have a hospital for women and children shame me for breastfeeding a child — that shouldn't happen, and mothers shouldn't be shamed for that," she said.
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Her brother was arrested and confessed to the murder in a press conference, saying he was proud of his actions because she had shamed their family.
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As one of four airports named and shamed by the Civil Aviation Administration last week, Hangzhou Xiaoshan was banned from getting new flights, routes or charters.
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While some women would apologize for being so openly silly or sexual in front of a national audience, the Indiana native wasn't shamed into doing so.
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Remember when Martha Stewart tweeted a photo of a wedge salad she had made and was immediately shamed by Twitter for its less than desirable aesthetic?
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So it was that much more mind-boggling when Twitter, shamed by this issue in November, revealed its new head of diversity was... a white man.
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Changing course from his earlier public declarations, Viall took to the Internet to defend Bristowe against the backlash from critics who she said slut-shamed her.
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The first aspect that stands out is the reason for Simon's silence up until this point: It's not that he's afraid of being ostracized, or shamed.
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Council member Daniel Dromm declared that "New York is a Union town," while Deputy Leader Jimmy Van Bremmer shamed the company for an anti-union stance.
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Speaking to Today's Hoda Kotb, the 19-year-old opened up about some of her struggles — including the time she was body-shamed by a coach.
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You named who it was, you shamed them, you put sanctions on and for all we know, you may have done other things that were covert.
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In non-important soccer news, online trolls shamed Carrie Underwood for snapping a selfie on the sidelines of her three-year-old son's soccer game. Why?
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Model Nina Agdal is taking a new approach to her career after she was body shamed by a magazine and subsequently called it out on Instagram.
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Despite candidly opening up about her changing figure last year, Pretty Little Liars actress Sasha Pieterse says she's still being body-shamed – and she's had enough.
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Still, I can't blame him for thinking that "you're not fat" was a good response, and something that would ease Madison's hurt over being fat-shamed.
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Earlier this month, Hyland hit back at internet trolls after being thin-shamed, revealing that she has little control over her weight due to the disease.
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As a result, many girls and women are too afraid of being shamed or ostracized to ask questions or seek help when they experience abnormal bleeding.
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I know that I'm not the first one to be body shamed — women unfortunately have to deal with this kind of thing at work every day.
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The ad shamed Molson Coors Brewing's Miller Lite and Coors Light beers for using corn syrup, leading to backlash from farmers and MillerCoors, Molson's U.S. division.
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She'd been afraid to visit a crisis pregnancy center in Lubbock like the Nurturing Center for fear she'd be judged and shamed for wanting an abortion.
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The Welshman turned New Yorker's last book was So You've Been Publicly Shamed, about the internet pile-ons against the likes of inappropriate tweeter Justine Sacco.
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The girl's case played out like many others in the country, where rape victims may be shamed by their families, their neighbors, and even the police.
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The research also revealed that a 61% of people said they were shamed by family members, usually their own mother or even the child's other parent.
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The update will also include an avocado emoji for those who want to celebrate this beloved fruit without being shamed for contributing to the California drought.
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Me Too comes out of that recognition that I can speak my truth and not get shamed for it because they're going to be with me.
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