Statue Found Guilty of Mansplaining

29 May, 2015 by Dave Blount

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WARNING: Do not look too closely at this statue, which is brazenly on display at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio. It has been revealed to be a thought crime:

A friend spotted this in Texas: #Mansplaining The Statue. pic.twitter.com/87RkAkuLcI

— Cathy de la Cruz (@SadDiego) May 22, 2015

The Washington Examiner explains:

It all started when Ash Hernandez saw the statue on her way to take a teacher’s certification test. She was so outraged that she ran back to her car to get her phone to snap a picture.

“The sculpture just screamed mansplaining,” Hernandez told Women in the World, a New York Times affiliate.

Hernandez sent the picture to her friend Cathy de la Cruz, who tweeted it out. The tweet went viral, prompting other Twitter users to post photos of statues they found sexist.

Mansplaining is a Liberalese “term used to describe men condescendingly explaining something to a woman.”

Progressives can rest assured that no matter how stiflingly politically correct society becomes, they will always be able to find thought crimes to righteously denounce.

On tips from J and seaoh. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.