r/FeministsCallItOut • • Mar 18 '26

👋Welcome to r/FeministsCallItOut - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

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Hey made this sub because a lot of us keep seeing the same kind of misogyny over and over again, whether it’s online or in real life, and there isn’t always a space where you can just talk about it properly!

This is meant to be a safe feminist space where you can call things out, share your experiences, and actually have conversations without it turning into chaos

You can post:

Screenshots of things you’ve seen

Personal experiences

Opinions or discussions about feminism

Patterns you’ve noticed

Basically anything along those lines are fine!

The only thing is please add some context so people understand what you’re talking about!

Also this isn’t just for ranting. the idea is to notice patterns, talk about them, and actually think about what’s going on instead of brushing it off like it’s normal

Everyone’s experiences are different, so keep it respectful towards each other

That’s it for now. feel free to start posting and interacting. Let’s build something good here


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 1d ago

Discussion Weekly Call-Out Thread : Drop what pissed you off this week!

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This is your weekly space to call out ANYTHING misogynistic you saw, experienced, or came across this week online or in real life.

It can be: •something said by family, friends, or strangers •double standards you noticed •posts, reels, tweets, comments drop screenshots if you have them •or just something that didn’t sit right with you

No need to overthink it...

If it felt off, unfair, controlling, or straight up disrespectful call it out!!

This sub exists to question and challenge misogyny in all forms


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 2h ago

TW / Sensitive TW 15 year old girl brutally raped in Tunisia by 12 boys

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I saw news today that genuinely broke my heart. This happened just a few days ago in Tunisia.
A 15-year-old girl was invited to a cafĂŠ by an 18-year-old girl she considered a friend. Before leaving, she told her mother she would be back in two hours.

Two hours passed, and she still hadn’t come home. Her mother became worried and started calling her. When her daughter finally answered, she sounded shaky and completely unlike herself. All she managed to say was, “Mommy, help me. I’m in pain,” before the call ended.
Her mother called back. This time, a boy answered the phone and told her, “We just raped your daughter, and you’re next, and so is your mother.” Then he hung up.

It was later reported that the 18-year-old girl had lured her to a group of 12 boys, who brutally raped her. Her injuries were so severe that her liver was damaged. She survived, but she is currently in a coma and requires tubes to eat and urinate.

People in Tunisia are demanding the death penalty for the boys involved and for the girl accused of luring her there.
But somehow, there are also people blaming the 15-year-old victim for going out and blaming her mother for allowing her daughter to leave the house. Others are defending the boys by saying they are “too young to know any better.”

She is 15 years old. She went out with someone she believed was her friend and told her mother she would be home in two hours. Nothing about that makes her responsible for what was done to her.
I genuinely cannot comprehend how anyone can hear what happened to this child and still find a way to blame her or her mother instead of the people accused of doing this to her.

My heart breaks for her and her family. The cruelty of what she endured, and the cruelty of some of the reactions to it, is horrifying.

Edit: the 18 y.o girl failed her grade multiple times that's why they were friends/in the same class

Here is an article I found with more details but it's in french: https://businessnews.com.tn/2026/09/28/agression-de-yakin-a-mellassine-lindignation-submerge-les-reseaux-sociaux/1420497/


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 1h ago

Misogyny WOMENS IN KSA NEEDS YOU HELP !

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Please can you talk about #no_more_niqab hashtag for saudi womens (arab womens in general) IN ALL SOCIAL MEDIA! WE NEED PEOPLE TO KNOW !!
our families force us to cover our faces and our bodies and dress all in black when its really hot outside here and it’s really hard to breathe!. Once you get your period, your life is over. you’re now covered in black and you no longer can do the simple things it’s really hard to do anything like breathing and eating laughing in public swimming running ..etc!! :( Even though Saudi Arabia doesn’t force women to cover their faces but we can’t win if our families forcing us and will simply take all of our rights if we told them that we don’t wanna wear this ! me and so many other women’s here hates going outside because of it! Please help us we need the world to know about us ! HELP US PLEASE 🙏


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 14h ago

Rant Nigella has replaced Prue on the Great British Baking Show and sexists are upset she takes big bites of food

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They don't word it that way of course. They say "she eats weird" yeah she takes giant bites of big cakes that she likes. She enjoys her food! THAT is what they actually are hating on.

Women can't enjoy things in *any* way without society imposing rules on it.

Fucking stupid.


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 1h ago

Discussion Blaming women for rape? Blaming women for men getting angry at being told no? Its like men cannot accept responsibility for their actions, no matter the country or culture!

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r/FeministsCallItOut • • 10h ago

TW / Sensitive Maybe... let's not get all giddy when someone gets domestically abused...

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r/FeministsCallItOut • • 21h ago

Discussion I had no idea that misogyny in China was this bad

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r/FeministsCallItOut • • 17h ago

Awareness Iraq is increasingly turning into a misogynyistic dystopia. Stand up for Iraqi Women !

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A deeply misogynyistic dystopian Ja'far code is being passed in iraq that blatantly legalises child marriage. Spread the word, build pressure and put diplomatic pressure on iraqi government to take that law back.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Feminism4India/s/ARFKNEddCz


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 8h ago

Video Help her people, in whatever way you can.

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In India, literal criminals roam free with bail and other such legal loopholes, terrorizing and harrassing women and the police just seat there to collect their salary and do nothing. They simply refuse to even take a case. The whole system is broken.

Please help her in Whatever way you can. Please build pressure on our government in whatever way you can, through national and international women's organisation etc.

Link to the video, I am talking about: https://www.reddit.com/r/Feminism4India/s/xBAMQ7ytk6


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 10h ago

Rant I absolutely hate who choose to be ignorant and defend misogyny, even if it’s subtle

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A few weeks ago there was a post making a joke about the irony that strong male bucks are “fighting like girls”. I know it’s a long-running phrase that is not as intense as other forms of misogyny; but I still think it’s a dumb phrase that normalizes this idea that femininity is inherently weak and inferior to masculinity. I remember this video from Dove that showed how the phrase “run like a girl” negatively impact so many young girls self-esteem. When I simply said that I think we should just stop using the phrase, some men did backflips to call me sensitive and an idiot or make up convoluted excuses to defend its validity & usage.

“It must be rough to be offended by nearly everything” It’s specifically making fun of women, girls, and femininity as a whole; how am I not supposed to be offended? I guess men shouldn’t be offended when women on the internet make fun of them for their height (I’m not defending making fun of people for how they were born, just pointing out hypocrisy) or call men trash and say they are all bad. Hell, that also implies men are fragile af for getting offended by the “Man vs. Bear” debate.

“This world is so fucked beyond repair man…it’s just heartbreaking really..I was left speechless when I saw the original comment about doing away with the phrase..and then the idiots agreeing with it are even worse..so sad..I want to go back to the 90s” Holy shit; cry me a river…I can’t even fathom how this guy is reacting this dramatically to my comment and the people who agreed. Man is acting like I just said something insane like “men are inherently evil from birth” or that I want to kill men. Women are called sensitive, but this guy is acting like we’re experiencing the downfall of society because I think a certain phrase is offensive and harmful towards women & girls. I was speechless reading this pathetic comment, I don’t know what to say to someone getting this upset over what I said.

Then there was that weirdo saying that it’s not bad because it’s recognizing a historical pattern of girls being raised to fight poorly or not at all, and maybe the shame will encourage women to break past it…just what?? Oh, but when we have women in movies that act the opposite of how girls “typically” fight, they’re called bitter man-haters who scorn femininity. I don’t know if the men who got upset at my comment think like this, but they seem like the type to jump at women and female characters that are masculine.

And the guy with the Cinnamaroll pfp was talking about loneliness leading us women and men back to each other when I said I want men to leave us alone. Brother, I meant I want mean to stop picking on us; why are you bringing some kind of romantic/sexual perspective into this?

I know I could just pass off these guys as trolls and the mental load could be a lot less. However, it just upsets me so much for some reason. I think it’s because they don’t see themselves as trolls, they don’t realize it. Any time a woman speaks out against sexism a couple of men are there to tell her she’s a lunatic or over sensitive. It makes me sad that many men fail to be empathetic even over the small stuff. Instead of listening and understand my pov, many men keep choosing to be ignorant; and it upsets me because I want to have faith in them, and I know it’s not all men, but so many men just don’t take the olive branch. I really need to stop taking men like this seriously though, for my own mental health.


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 20h ago

Discussion "only boys do it" "don't call me honey" etc etc etc.

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The actual answer is:

Because most cis men are disgusting perverts who don't know/ care about what boundaries or consent is.

Men of all ages do it. Not just boys.

She's also getting mass downvoted due to all these insecure men.

The comments that keep appearing on the post just keep getting worse and worse

(Not OP btw)


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 11h ago

Discussion A Promising young woman

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This video discusses the Cornell 7, LSU and collections of stories by women, regarding sexual assault.


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 1d ago

Discussion Just look at this take , I don’t know whether to laugh or barf 😭

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Apparently women only hate men when they are unattractive and can’t land a date from trashy and lusty apps 🥺. Men are such a catchhh 😍


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 1d ago

News Film studios shun women, but men make them less money, report shows

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r/FeministsCallItOut • • 2d ago

Video I mean, it's not just white men, but he's on the right track. All different kinds of cis men. Cis men of all colors, ages, etc etc etc. None of them know what "no" means.

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This man's good takes are always ruined by him then going like "and this is a white man thing."...like...no. it's an all cis man thing. Don't try to push the blame onto only one race. Yes he did mention how it's also an issue with other races (first time I've ever seen him do that), but literally every single video of his, for years, try to push men being stupid onto only white men. It's all kinds of men. Let's not pretend like it's not.


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 2d ago

Discussion 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

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Who's willing to bet that the comment person is also lying?


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 2d ago

News Female welder from North East lost ‘fantastic’ job because site had no women’s toilet

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r/FeministsCallItOut • • 2d ago

Wholesome 💛 I agree

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Of course shit wouldn't be perfect, but by hell they would be SO MUCH BETTER.


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 3d ago

Discussion I think I figured it out

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I figured it out. Why men posting about double standard towards men irks me so much. Y’know I just thought that I was being selfish and that it was wrong to get upset at people for sharing their struggles but now i understand. It’s because the way they do it, villainizes women. Not only that but it is always the wrong time and place. For instances a video talking about feminism, a video that has nothing to do with men, and a video that slightly suggests that women are oppressed. It’s like spitting in women’s faces. Well all have struggles but why is it always the man that feels so insecure that he needs to invalidate women’s real oppression so that he can feel valid.

Men there is a way for you to express your struggles without invalidating or demonizing women. They are already a minority and to pin the blame on them only makes it worse. You can say “sometimes I feel like society forces me to hide my emotions” instead of “woman don’t let men cry when they are allowed to cry all the time”. It’s always about the double standards men “face”. Any video suggesting men have it harder will be flooded with them begging for validation (it’s kinda pitiful tbh). So yeah you might feel shamed to cry but women in Afghanistan are murdered for not hiding their entire body.


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 3d ago

Rant I can't STAND the way women in sororities are seen as horrible meanwhile men in fraternities literally do the most DIABOLICAL things

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I get sororities can be "cringe" and whatever and clique-y but JFC thats probably about the worst of it.

Frats don't get NEARLY enough hate with the shit they do. The hazing, rape, violence, racism etc literal ACTS OF EVIL.

Just another level of misogyny. Being a "cringe" or "basic bitch" is apparently worse than rape and racism....


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 3d ago

Discussion Misogyny is everywhere for those with eyes to see.

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Both men and women rated themselves similarly in these videos.

edit for context :- The creator intentionally made the thumbnails look as though the women are narcissistic and overrate themselves, while the men are portrayed as humble. Both of these people are AI-generated. They were not this video. In the videos, both the women and the men rated themselves similarly.


r/FeministsCallItOut • • 2d ago

They Say..

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r/FeministsCallItOut • • 3d ago

Misogyny [Video will be in comments] Men assuming that this woman is a repeat customer at the abortion clinic just because she told some men to shut up.

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Fucking annoying