Already been said by so many people but it's worth saying again.
This is the data from my @TheNewDailyAu piece today.
. @abcnews has done such outstanding reporting on MVAW over the last few months. This is a disappointing, if isolated, reversion to outdated erasure practices.
Here you go @theheraldsun I fixed it for you because sex and rape are not interchangeable words.
When is a woman’s job relevant to a rape allegation? When she’s a sex worker. If she was a hairdresser, an accountant or a cleaner, her job would not make the headlines. Emphasising her job like this is implicit victim blaming. As Sally Tonkin, then CEO of Gatehouse, said many years ago, sex work is...
Hey @the_observer_ I fixed it for you bc I'm sure you didn't mean to erase men's violence from your headline but oops it happened anyway.
Hi @couriermail I fixed it for you. You're welcome.
HI again @tsv_bulletin How's your weekend going? I fixed another one for you. You're welcome. Talk again soon.
According to "one male liberal" it's only the women in cabinet who might be uncomfortable sitting at a table with a rapist. I actually almost believe that could be true.