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Feminists have started using Kriti Sanon's ad issue to spread hate on Indian men. Firstly, if cleavage doesn't matter, why do women shade their chest area for more visibility? Why use push-up bras? Why do corporates design attire around showing a woman's cleavage, tight fits, etc.? Why has research...

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Japan, the attire worn by Shinto priests and shrine maidens is NOT a costume for going viral!! 💢 Foreign tourists who block the paths at Fushimi Inari Taisha in Kyoto to dance are rightly criticized. But at the same time, some shrines themselves are posting videos on their official social media accounts showing Shinto priests and shrine maidens dancing in their traditional attire to trending songs that have nothing to do with Shinto rituals. Of course, what a shrine chooses to do on its own grounds is completely different from tourists occupying shrine paths without permission. But when people overseas see those videos, do they understand that difference? The attire worn by Shinto priests and shrine maidens is not a costume for following social media trends. For foreigners who are unfamiliar with Japanese customs and beliefs, they may simply be left with the impression “It’s okay to dance at shrines.” And the consequences of that misunderstanding will not affect only the shrine that posted the video. They could affect shrines across Japan. Disrespectful behavior by foreign tourists should be strongly criticized. But that is exactly why Japan itself should not be sending messages that make sacred spaces and religious attire appear less significant. Once a shrine posts something to the world through its official account, the impact does not end at the boundaries of its own grounds. The shrines that have posted this kind of content need to seriously reflect on the fact that they may be spreading misunderstandings that affect other shrines as well. ⛩️🇯🇵

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Sure, Ashley Webb has a comfortable lead over her opponents to replace disgraced Nazi and rapist, Graham Platner on the ticket in November. Maine Democrats have their work cut out for them. But if DNC leadership has learned one thing from their humiliating endorsement of Platner, it’s that voters by and large, AREN’T comfortable with fascism, or rape, among other things. This time, they have to be extra careful. That’s why, if Webb is to be the nominee as early polling suggests, Democrats have to make sure they really focus on making voters comfortable with everything that entails. Starting with bathroom comfort. This is THE defining issue of the 2026 Democrat platform. Who’s allowed in the women’s restroom? Women? Men? Well they have a real opportunity here to finally clear the air. By endorsing Ashley Webb, Democrats could potentially steady their left-listing ship. The DNC machine is PANICKING ever since Webb hit the debate stage earlier this week. Why? Pragmatism. Webb has a trait most mainstream Democrats seem to lack these days: decency. That’s why “If they want me to use the men’s room, I will. I just don’t want to be assaulted,” Webb’s viral debate quote, is resonating so strongly with voters. Especially Independents, and even some who typically lean more right. Will the Democrats heed the warning voters are giving them this time? Can they side with common sense and decency? Or will they silence another powerful Democrat voice in Ashley Webb like they have so many times before?

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