A wind of revolt is blowing in the PAF.
If women speak out against sexist or inappropriate behavior from men, they also denounce derogatory comments coming directly... from other women.
Recently, former host Flavie Flament reacted to inappropriate criticism of her weight gain - following her appearance on "50'inside" - by posting a photo from behind revealing her bare buttocks.
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“I think it says a lot about the world we live in today which is governed by image, by ageism. It also says a lot about what we call sorority because it was a woman who posted this comment
,” she pointed out in the show “What a time!”
The sorority that Flavie Flament speaks of - or rather this absence of female solidarity - the presenter of France Télévisions,
Caroline Roux
, also feels it.
Also read Caroline Roux: “Women are always criticized for cutting themselves off during an interview, never men”
Criticized by Internet users for her clothing and her
“excess of femininity”
, she reacted in an interview given to our colleagues from
Télé 7 Jours
.
“What is quite surprising is that the most misogynistic comments come from women
,” she underlined before detailing:
“a slightly marked neckline, a color that is too garish, original shapes and you are sure to receive comments.
The journalist at the head of “C dans l’air” shared a completely different opinion on the issue.
“I like to defend the freedom of women to dress as they wish.
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Sophie Davant made the same observation.
Invited on the set of “Buzz TV” on Wednesday January 17, she said:
“What is incredible is the women who are the most virulent towards other women”.
She herself was a victim.
“I have reactions when I look tired, when you see wrinkles, when my hair is bad, which are incredibly violent.”
The former host of “Affair Concluded” then called for more kindness between women.
“We just want a little sweetness.
These are reactions that no one has towards men.
We are not moved by a sign of fatigue concerning a man.
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