see Poe's Law - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe's_law

As an artist who is also producing a coloring book, I must say this entire concept gives me a bit of a nosebleed. O_o

"If someone can be kicked out of school for copying a paper, a person should be kicked out for raping another human being"

How can you not love this coloring book?

A coloring book? A fucking coloring book? Even the gays would heckle them for this one.

Bet the Introduction has a trigger warning.

The women's eyebrows in most of these trigger me.

The first drawing just screams for a caption!

"What? No soy milk? Seriously?!?!?"

Is it just me? The "women" illustrated all look "daddy" supported. Even the breast feeding one.

Can you be a feminist if you support yourself?

How do you find the time from "dealing with the oppression, discrimination and hate that's all too rampant in our everyday lives ...".

Sounds like the days when school segregation was being fought but that was way back in the late '50's so I'm not sure how old this person of color is.

The author says she "spend(s) a lot of time neck-deep in misogyny and racism" so she must be in Japan working on her Women's Studies degree and is doing this in her spare time.

From the HuffPo article, it looks like all of the drawings are of white women. Is feminism a White Privilege issue?

Just great writing. You nailed it. Infuriating
that selfish "feminists" waste time on this drivel. Try doing this in Iran.

dunno what law this one is, but I'm sure it's been said...

"If you have to tell everyone you are a 'badass', you are by definition, not one."

The whole thing is just an additional identification card to get into their exclusive echo chamber.

And yes, surely what really matters in the world is that we make men's and ladies' room signs indistinguishable by having the little man and woman icons dressed exactly the same.

Why can't they just put "men" and "women" on the door?

Symbols get confusing. Remember when men's and women's rooms were identified with these: ♀ and ♂? That was confusing.

After we get some pants on Ziggy, we need to get some pants on that restroom sign guy.

http://www.gocomics.com/pearlsbeforeswine/2009/12/12

It was never a dress.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/30/womens-bathroom-sign-you-cant-unsee-axosoft_n_7181898.html

Poe's law, indeed. Women upset that the female symbol on toilet doors is a person wearing a skirt? That's just...no, I have no words. It's beyond parody.

I mean, assuming they aren't looking for unisex toilets, would they prefer something that focuses on anatomical differences? Maybe something like this?.

Conan, thanks for that link -- just pathetic. The sort of person who has to gnash over this (to the point where it gets redesigned as a cape and this is a big deal) is not the accomplished person.

I go around in evening dress skirts -- wearing them as daywear. Wearing a skirt doesn't mark you has less; being less while wearing a skirt does.

Come litter on my street. You'll discover the power of a chick in a skirt. (And you'll probably wish you could be unborn, as did the perp who stole my car...after I tracked him down, berated him into driving it back to my house, and had both my mother and Marlon Brando call him and chew him out.)

a_random...that's a great idea, though I prefer the simple and recognizable iconography of the girl on trucker mudflaps.

Hari has a 5 o'clock because he is a guy. He is also a comedian, so I imagine that line was delivered in a comedy routine and not in an interview.

Conan the Barbarian: "Why can't they just put "men" and "women" on the door?"

No, can't do that, how are all the illegals who don't read English going to know which restroom to use?

A Random guy; that second link wouldn't do - too many straight guys would go into the wrong room.

If it comes to Sharia we could have stick figures holding AK-47s on the Men's Room door, and a Burka clad figure on the women's door; better yet, women stay home - no restroom for you!

My mate is under the house right now, fixing the bathtub drain. It's the final step in the bathroom remodel she took on mostly by herself. I suggested a few tools that would make her life easier, and she taught herself how to use them.

If you gave her a "trigger warning" she'd either laugh in your face or punch you in the nose, depending upon her mood at the time. Of course, she's not a college girl, so . . .

In a moment of boredom I looked at the comments on the HuffPo article. Shocking - I truly would never have expected it, but they are universally critical. Not a single person found this a good idea.

Perhaps people are finally realizing that radical feminism has jumped the shark. More to the point, they finally have the courage to say so.

"Why can't they just put "men" and "women" on the door?"

This. These days we have go around putting heiroglyphics on everything, because, you know, words are hard.

No, can't do that, how are all the illegals who don't read English going to know which restroom to use?

It's like putting "basura" on all the trash cans. If native English-speakers are supposed to learn that "basura" means "trash," why can't newcomers learn that "trash" means "basura?" And what if the newcomer doesn't speak Spanish?

Learn that "men" means "hombre."

I suggest camel toe and moose knuckle on the doors. It won't work for the gender confused, so a third door with a question mark should suffice.

Remember a year or so ago when a'hole women wanted us to look at pictures of vaginas all the time? Vagina statues in schools? They'd wear vagina costumes to demonstrations and all? (That's some demonstration)

I guess they missed the opportunity to make all those women's rest room signs be big flaming vaginas. The bullies who swooped in and mass-censored the Confederate Flag could teach the a'hole women a thing or two.