...Singer Bae Suzy posted a screen shawl on Instagram that agreed to the Blue House petition urging the investigation of Yang Ye-won, who was illegally nude shooting and sexual violence. Half of the people who cheer on Bae Suzy, who accuse him of being hasty, got into a camp fight by tangling on Bae Suzy's Instagram.
In the end, Bae Suzy had to explain, not explain. Bae Suzy knew that this was still the only claim of the victim, but she could not just see it passing without being known, "he is not a woman. It's not a matter of feminism. I've stepped in, people to people. It's my hasty intervention in humanism."
...Group Red Velvet Irene said in a fan meeting commemorating the breakthrough of the 10 million view of "Level Up Project Season 2" in March that he read the novel "82 year old Kim Ji Young" and had to face the anger of male fans. Kim Ji Young, born in 1982, is a book based on the memories of Kim Ji Young, a 1982 woman, who has moved the experience of discrimination and violence that can be experienced in everyday life because she is a woman. It is a bestseller and a long-term seller.
Some male netizens resented Irene for making feminist declarations, certifying that she cut or discarded Irene's photocards and campaigning for a "bull." In the online space mainly used by men, the criticism of Irene was reported as an overseas topic.
...In the same month as Irene, Son Na-eun of Group Apex had a similar situation after doing a smartphone Case that reads, 'Girls can do anything (a woman can do).' However, the Case is a product of the French casual brand 'Jadick and Voltaire', and Son Na-eun was in the process of filming the brand at the time. Son Na-eun had to delete the photo.
...AOA Seolhyun is also a problem with its SNS follow list. According to some netizens, Seolhyun recently unfollowed SNS accounts such as actors, young children, and broadcasters, and followed accounts such as FX Luna. Seolhyun was divided into entertainers who made remarks or actions against the promotion of women's human rights, and those who supported and criticized them for breaking their followers.
First, entertainers’ SNS is not a perfect privacy, but it is too much to watch people who follow them. Even if Seolhyun really changed his follow-up list, Seolhyun's thoughts and intentions can only be seen. Finally, if Seolhyun had unfollowed an entertainer who really thought it was not feministically correct, this could not be the basis for criticism.
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