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Kentucky Gym Exposes Female Entitlement Culture With New "Modesty Code"
Kentucky Gym Exposes Female Entitlement Culture With New "Modesty Code"
It says a lot about modern women when a private business imposes standards of general modesty and they feel personally attacked. So much so, that they run to social media and their local news station to cry victim. It's not an isolated incident, it is an example of a more pervasive culture of female entitlement that is plaguing the western world.
A Northern Kentucky gym called TAC Fitness is facing backlash after women say a new dress code policy is a...
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