I’ve been teaching ethics for 4 years now…. Joining up for the exact same reason as the article above lists. I’ve seen the kids grow into thoughtful, kind, respectful and passionate critical thinkers- it’s so rewarding. The highlight for me, is seeing them change their minds about their own opinions, after listening to others speak from alternative perspectives. 

EMSELLA, was an absolute life saver. Helped with both my stress and urgency incontinence. Also made my butt perkier which was an added bonus hahah

Honey Birdette are in the same boat. I’ve had one of their creatives say directly to me that they wouldn’t hire models over a size 10. They refuse to be diverse.... and I’m happy for them to sink. 

Not being fully diverse and inclusive, apart from being unethical- is a bad business move. What the feck is wrong with Australian brands to not realise that this is a bad business move? 

Everyone’s reality is different, and to those negative comments in this section, clearly your experiences are. But not everyone is you. Diversity of lived experiences- even if they don’t meet yours- don’t make them any less valid. 

Wow. This is absolutely brilliant.

100% accurate. But also sad that the reality is that men will stop and listen to him. Women have been speaking about this for decades and have been labelled ‘extreme feminists’. This one man stands and speaks and has become a social media hit. Sexism is the voices of women being ignored until a man just simply repeats what we’ve been saying and is praised for it.