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"Believe women" is an American political slogan arising out of the #MeToo movement. It refers to accepting women's allegations of sexual harassment or sexual assault at face value. Jude Doyle, writing for Elle, argues that the phrase means "don't assume women as a gender are especially deceptive or vindictive, and recognize that false allegations are less common than real ones."

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  • "Believe women" is an American political slogan arising out of the #MeToo movement. It refers to accepting women's allegations of sexual harassment or sexual assault at face value. Jude Doyle, writing for Elle, argues that the phrase means "don't assume women as a gender are especially deceptive or vindictive, and recognize that false allegations are less common than real ones." (en)
  • Believe women – amerykański slogan polityczny powstały w ruchu #MeToo. Odnosi się on do postrzeganej konieczności akceptowania oskarżeń dokonanych przez kobiety o molestowanie seksualne lub napaść na tle seksualnym. Sady Doyle, pisząca dla Elle, twierdzi, że wyrażenie to oznacza nie zakładaj, że kobiety jako płeć są szczególnie zwodnicze lub mściwe, i uznawaj, że fałszywe zarzuty są mniej powszechne niż prawdziwe. Slogan ten został skrytykowany za zachęcanie do domniemania winy. Michelle Malkin, pisząca dla , sugeruje, że jest to forma sygnalizowania cnoty (ang. virtue signalling). (pl)
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  • "Believe women" is an American political slogan arising out of the #MeToo movement. It refers to accepting women's allegations of sexual harassment or sexual assault at face value. Jude Doyle, writing for Elle, argues that the phrase means "don't assume women as a gender are especially deceptive or vindictive, and recognize that false allegations are less common than real ones." The phrase grew in popularity in response to the Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court nomination. On September 28, 2018, the dating app Bumble took out a full-page advertisement in The New York Times saying simply, "Believe women". In April 2020, a number of politicians and commentators discussed the Joe Biden sexual assault allegation in relation to the "Believe women" slogan. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized what she regarded as a lack of integrity relating to the issue: "If we again want to have integrity, you can't say, you know — both believe women, support all of this, until it inconveniences you, until it inconveniences us." The National Review criticized what it considered to be Biden's hypocrisy in "his demand that Americans must believe women as a matter of unwavering reflex" during the Kavanaugh nomination. The editors said, "we hope that this incident has taught Biden that his previous approach toward accusations of sexual assault was dangerous, illiberal, and ultimately untenable." On the other hand, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand stood by Biden and remarked, "When we say 'believe women,' it's for this explicit intention of making sure there's space for all women to come forward to speak their truth, to be heard. And in this allegation, that is what Tara Reade has done." According to The Atlantic, the adoption of a rule in Britain according to which law enforcement should believe reports of sexual assault and consider complainants to be victims led to improper police investigation of claims and the overlooking of contradicting evidence, resulting in the collapse of prosecutions and false accusations against the accused. (en)
  • Believe women – amerykański slogan polityczny powstały w ruchu #MeToo. Odnosi się on do postrzeganej konieczności akceptowania oskarżeń dokonanych przez kobiety o molestowanie seksualne lub napaść na tle seksualnym. Sady Doyle, pisząca dla Elle, twierdzi, że wyrażenie to oznacza nie zakładaj, że kobiety jako płeć są szczególnie zwodnicze lub mściwe, i uznawaj, że fałszywe zarzuty są mniej powszechne niż prawdziwe. Fraza ta zyskała na popularności w odpowiedzi na nominację do Sądu Najwyższego USA Brett Kavanaugh. 28 września 2018 roku, randkowa aplikacja mobilna zareklamowała się w The New York Times ze sloganem: „Believe women”. Slogan ten został skrytykowany za zachęcanie do domniemania winy. Michelle Malkin, pisząca dla , sugeruje, że jest to forma sygnalizowania cnoty (ang. virtue signalling). (pl)
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