Here's a thought: maybe normalizing the treatment of women as objects in entertainment015 Archivesthe sort of thing that helps gets a man with a history of being openly predatory towards women elected president.
You're the Worststar Aya Cash shared a screenshot of an email she sent to her agent after her first audition in Trump's America, which didn't go so well. Cash describes the scene, in which women auditioning for the role were crying in the waiting room.
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"I think I have to not go in for parts that are there so a man can want to fuck them with no actual story line or character," Cash writes. "It feels like these little concession[s] have created a climate that allow[s] a man like Trump to be our president."
Yesterday, Cash Instagrammed a note expressing anguish over the outcome of the election and acknowledging her own privilege complicity in letting the outcome happen, pledging to do better.
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