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 @YahooSportAu I fixed it for you b/c I think you forgot to put the headline in your headline.
Hey @warwick_daily I fixed it for you b/c women are allowed to leave men EVEN after they're given expensive jewellery. True fact.
Here you go @DandenongLeader I fixed it for you. Maybe @theheraldsun should do it before they publish your work.
Fixed it for you @smh because Tinder isn't the alleged victim or the one accused of rape.
The original headline is technically correct. So is my correction. How do you choose between them? #PerspectiveIsEverything
Hey @guardian I fixed it for you b/c I think you forgot who attacked her and why. You're welcome.
Hey @WhitehorseLDR I fixed it for you because he's not the hero or the victim of this story. You're welcome.
Here you go @DomPost & @NZStuff I fixed it for you because sexually abusing a child is not a "relationship".
Hi @brisbanetimes I fixed it for you because women who are allegedly raped are part of the story about the alleged rape