The Nasty Woman Movement is a movement that launched in 2016 as a result of a comment made by then-Presidential nominee Donald Trump.
The phrase has been used by many feminists that describe themselves as being "just as nasty-maybe even more nasty- than the woman [Hillary Clinton] Trump had attempted to denigrate, via a weaponized mutter."
The term is associated with the goals of the Women's Movement through a poem, 'nasty woman,' which was recited at the Women's March on Washington.
Its intent is to reclaim the pejorative term, nasty. "
The phrase [nasty woman] became a rallying cry for women everywhere," and it has generated merchandise that bears the term 'nasty woman.'
Also, projects and exhibitions have used the term for their efforts to fundraise for Planned Parenthood, echoing the Women's March's support for the healthcare provider.
Some celebrities favor the phrase, wearing 'nasty woman' T-shirts and expressing their support.
The support was most notable on Twitter, where the phrase was, approvingly, tweeted about.
The Nasty Woman Movement is a movement that launched in 2016 as a result of a comment made by then-Presidential nominee Donald Trump. The phrase has been used by many feminists that describe themselves as being "just as nasty-maybe even more nasty- than the woman [Hillary Clinton] Trump had attempted to denigrate, via a weaponized mutter." The term is associated with the goals of the Women's Movement through a poem, 'nasty woman,' which was recited at the Women's March on Washington. Its intent is to reclaim the pejorative term, nasty. "The phrase [nasty woman] became a rallying cry for women everywhere," and it has generated merchandise that bears the term 'nasty woman.' Also, projects and exhibitions have used the term for their efforts to fundraise for Planned Parenthood, echoing the Women's March's support for the healthcare provider. Some celebrities favor the phrase, wearing 'nasty woman' T-shirts and expressing their support. The support was most notable on Twitter, where the phrase was, approvingly, tweeted about.
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