Dress Like a Woman
#DressLikeAWoman became a popular hashtag on social media following President Trump's comments that women in the workplace should "dress like a woman." This created public outrage, especially among women, who were offended by this term. In response, women across the world posted pictures on social media using this hashtag to show what "dressing like a woman" means to them, and how they defy this stereotype. Many of these pictures included women in military uniforms, pictures of women in powerful positions (such as Hillary Clinton), women in astronaut suits, and many others, which all served to illustrate the absurdity of this term.
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