By Becky Hunter-Kelm2023-12-07T09:00:00
Writer, Becky Hunter-Kelm looks at how we, as Christian women, should react in the light of such blatant misogyny from leaders such as Dominic Cummings.
In early November this year, a Korean woman was working late at a convenience store in Jinju, South Korea. She was serving on the til and arranging produce on the shelves. Oh, and she had short hair.
A man in his 20s then entered the store and violently attacked the woman, punching and kicking her. He then turned on another male customer in his 50s who tried to help. He continued to assault the woman until police arrived on the scene. The woman sustained ‘serious ear and ligament damage’ (BBC)
After the police arrived, it transpired the man had attacked the woman because she had short hair, so he assumed she must be a feminist, stating: ‘I’m a male chauvinist, and I think feminists deserve to be assaulted,’
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