AOC’s interrogation of Mark Zuckerberg makes it to adult site’s ‘femdom humiliation’ audience

AOC’s interrogation of Mark Zuckerberg makes it to adult site’s ‘femdom humiliation’ audience

Among clips of sweaty bodies writhing in ecstatic union, Pornhub users might just spy a video of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s blistering interrogation of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg from the House Financial Services Committee hearing on October 23. Either that or someone was having fun in Photoshop.

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In a photo making the social media rounds, the tense Q&A appears to have made it to the adult video platform with the title “Public humiliation Femdom.”

Omg. Who did this? ???? pic.twitter.com/hzMIiRJSaZ

— Randa Jarrar (@randajarrar) October 24, 2019

And Twitter users are applauding the upload. “Captioning AOC drag Zuckerberg by his ashy roots as ‘Public Humiliation Femdom’ on PornHub is the best thing I’ve seen all week,” one tweeted.

If the the pic is to be believed and the video really did make it to Pornhub, the clip racked up more than 83k views on Wednesday — with a 72 percent approval rating.

.@AOC: When was the Cambridge Analytica issue discussed with your board member Peter Thiel?

Mark Zuckerberg: I don’t know

AOC: You don’t know? This was the largest data scandal with respect to your company that had catastrophic impacts on the 2016 election, you don’t know? pic.twitter.com/cIKgsyvPVL

— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) October 23, 2019

At the hearing, AOC demanded answers about Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal while she weighed the pros and cons of the social media platform’s Libra cryptocurrency project.

And she ripped into Zuck when he couldn’t answer questions about the chronology of the Cambridge Analytica flap.

“You don’t know?” she asked. “This was the largest data scandal with respect to your company that had catastrophic impacts on the 2016 election. You don’t know?”

Related: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez asks for a ‘Queer Eye’ intervention

She also pegged him, so to speak, on Facebook’s policy toward political ads with misinformation. “So you will take down lies, or you won’t take down lies?” she inquired. “I think this is a pretty simple yes or no.”

“It depends on the context that it shows up,” Zuck said, stammering.

.@AOC: Could I run ads on Facebook targeting Republicans in primaries saying that they voted for the Green New Deal?

Mark Zuckerberg: I don’t know the answer to that off the top of my head. I think probably. pic.twitter.com/wy46phoGp5

— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) October 23, 2019

One person on Twitter, however, joked that this particular dom went too far, writing, “What kind of snuff is this? That poor teenaged boy was slaughtered!”

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Woman Who Survived Horrific 2012 Execution-Style Shooting in Which Girlfriend Was Killed Appears on ‘The View’ — WATCH

Woman Who Survived Horrific 2012 Execution-Style Shooting in Which Girlfriend Was Killed Appears on ‘The View’ — WATCH

Longtime readers of the site will remember the story of then 18-year-old Kristene Chapa, and her girlfriend 19-year-old Mollie Olgin, a teenage lesbian couple in South Texas, who were shot execution style by a man it took two years to apprehend. Though she lay wounded in deep brambles for eight hours after the attack, Chapa miraculously survived. Olgin did not.

View co-host Sunny Hostin is revisiting Chapa’s story on her new series Truth About Murder, and welcomed Chapa and her mother back to the show to reflect on the attack and her life since.

Although the attack was not deemed a hate crime, Hostin said she wanted to revisit Chapa’s story because she doesn’t believe the media covers enough the attacks that happen to the LGBTQ+ community.

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Woman Who Survived Horrific 2012 Execution-Style Shooting in Which Girlfriend Was Killed Appears on ‘The View’ — WATCH

Partnerships in Innovative Advocacy: Engaging People of Faith as Allies for Equality

Partnerships in Innovative Advocacy: Engaging People of Faith as Allies for Equality

This month, HRC Global rolled out the second in our series of “Engaging Allies” resources and capacity-building workshops, titled “Engaging People of Faith as Allies for Equality.” Through this series, HRC is convening advocates for workshops, consultations and ideas sharing centered on working with people of faith as allies in their countries.

This resource and its associated workshops are geared toward LGBTQ advocates around the world who understand the importance of religion in shaping and driving societal attitudes towards LGBTQ people. It provides the tools and skills to engage with people of faith – both clergy and laity – across all religions and faith traditions.

The resource distills HRC’s 20-year history in the faith space into five key ways to engage people of faith: identifying LGBTQ people of faith and allies; connecting with them and connecting them to each other; providing tools and resources for them to be allies; providing people of faith with effective messaging to create change within their faith traditions and the public sphere; and creating opportunities for them to engage in advocacy as allies.

These resources and workshops are part of HRC Foundation’s Global Partnerships in Innovative Advocacy program, which seeks to help strengthen the global equality movement through more effective advocacy, campaigning, organizing and outreach. 

Read more about each of the regional convenings..

Seoul, South Korea

HRC Global held a consultation with select members of HRC’s global alumni network in Seoul, alongside the ILGA-Asia conference in August. The consultation sought feedback on the new resource and workshops.

HRC Global also participated in a day-long workshop on LGBTQ and faith issues with the Global Interfaith Network.

This week, @HRC‘s Jay Gilliam and Jean Freedburg (@FreedJean) join advocates from around the region, including HRC Global alumni, in Seoul for #ILGAAsia2019 to share strategies and learn from other activists in the fight for LGBTQ equality. #Together4Change pic.twitter.com/M8X4BBJuRy

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) August 22, 2019

Prague, Czech Republic

HRC Global hosted the first workshop with select members of HRC’s global alumni network in Prague, in conjunction with the ILGA-Europe conference. We focused on issues relating to religion, faith and LGBTQ rights in Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Central Asia, with advocates from Ukraine, Belgium, Albania, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kyrgyzstan.

We also participated in a conference workshop panel with the European Forum of LGBT Christian Groups and the Global Interfaith Network.

.@HRC was proud to lead a workshop about engaging people of faith as allies for LGBTQ equality at @ILGAEurope conference. #IEPrague2019 t.co/zJ5cu5oykZ pic.twitter.com/OldfF09flP

— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) October 29, 2019

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