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50 Of The Best Posts From An Online Community That Rages Against Sexism (New Pics)
Social IssuesMAR 28, 2025

50 Of The Best Posts From An Online Community That Rages Against Sexism (New Pics)

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Just when we think we’ve come far in our fight for equality, some sexist idiot rears their ugly head. Warped ideals, statements and posts aren’t always blatant. Sometimes they're hiding in plain sight. Masquerading as totally normal and acceptable in society. Some people aren’t even aware that their comments and actions are sexist.
Thankfully, there’s an online community that makes it their business to call out people and things that need schooling. The subreddit r/TrollXChromosomes has amassed over 835,000 members since its inception in 2011. It’s a place for “rage comics and other memes with a girly slant.”
For the past few weeks and months, we have been subjected to some crazy sexist posts on social media. So we found it fitting to put together a list of pics from the TrollXChromosomes community. Just in case anyone needed a reminder to sit down, shut up and listen. Many of them deal with covert sexism. Things that are still blatantly accepted but really shouldn’t be. Keep scrolling and don’t forget to upvote the ones that stand out for you.
As a bonus, Bored Panda has included some info on jobs that are closing the gender pay gap in 2025. You’ll find that between the pics. As well as an interview with Eva Chan, a career expert from Resume Genius. We spoke to her about sexism in the workplace, the gender pay gap and a newly-released report on the subject. 

#21 I Hope Everyone Has A Partner Who Did An Equal Share In Chores This Christmas And Didn't Consider It "Help"

Tweet humorously addressing sexism by contrasting grand gestures with daily chores.
126points

#22 Real

Tweet criticizing sexism, expressing anger and frustrations, typed in white text on a black background.
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124points

#23 When I Tell You I Gagged-

Tweet criticizing sexism with a response questioning the organization of International Men's Day.
122points

#24 I Don't Think This Is Working

Tweet criticizing sexism with a sarcastic comment on double standards in gender expectations.
115points

#25 Because Things That Affect Women Aren't Seen As Important; That's Why

Text highlighting sexism issues and societal ignorance towards misogyny-related bombshells.
114points

#26 Some Things Never Change

Polish sprinter faces sexism, stripped of records after gender test controversy.
112points

#27 🍸 Just Sayin'

Text on purple background challenges sexism with a hypothetical scenario.
111points

#28 “But The Illegals”

Text image challenging societal norms related to sexism.
110points

#30 “Stand Your Ground” Doesn’t Really Apply To Us

Tweet highlighting sexism with hypothetical scenario of women defending against threats, viewed 337K times.
103points

#31 Nailed It

Tweet highlights irony of sexism in workplace discussions.
97points

#32 Learn The Meaning Of "No"

Tweet addressing sexism with advice on handling situations when given a fake number.
96points

#33 "But What About The Draft?"

Young woman with glasses and blonde hair, standing indoors, highlighting a statement on sexism.
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#34 Advice That Is A Million Times Better Than "Keep Looking, There Are Good Ones Out There -- Like My Husband!"

A tweet addressing young women's evolving views on dating tips and sexism, highlighting a shift in mindset.
95points

#35 We Truly Live In Different Worlds

Text post criticizing sexism, contrasting "man code" and "girl code" perspectives on social expectations.
95points

#36 Male Loneliness

Two men standing with a humorous anti-sexism comment overlay questioning influencer advice.
93points

#37 100% Accurate Every Time!

Tweet criticizing sexism, stating “Nothing that only men like is cool,” reflecting a stance against gender biases.
90points

#38 My Entire Wardrobe Would Change

Online community post highlighting a woman's stance against sexism.
89points

#39 Cassandra

Tweet questioning societal focus on the boy who cried wolf story over Cassandra's truth in a discussion on sexism.
89points

#40 Don't Forget Ladies, Abuse Can Take Many Different Forms. My Stepdad Was Fond Of This One

Tweet about hidden abuse related to unsafe driving, highlighting unspoken sexism issues.
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