Dove launches obese and hairy armpit campaign in NYC subways to promote showing off unshaven women's underarms



Skin-care product brand Dove has launched an ad campaign called "The Pits of New York" in the New York City subway system aimed at normalizing the exposure of hairy armpits.

Developed by ad agencies David New York and Ogilvy UK, the poster campaign features photos of women showing off their underarms with the flagship image featuring a morbidly obese woman with hairy armpits.

The posters all included a factoid claiming "6 in 10 of us admit to judging other women's armpits."

"Let's change that. #freethepits with Dove," the ads encouraged.

Different versions of the promotions included interchangeable, vaguely motivational phrases such as "Uncomfortable? She isn't," and "Care for underarms. Not what others think of them."

The obviously liberal-targeted campaign offers an equally hollow description on Ogilvy's website.

"Ogilvy UK and DAVID New York have created a new campaign for Dove that brings to life the brand's commitment to body positivity in a new way," Ogilvy wrote.

"Ahead of New York fashion week, the out of home campaign is displayed in ‘the pits of New York,’—appearing in the most trafficked NYC subway systems—and takes on the stigma around underarms, asking people to challenge their preconceived notions of the body part and, together, #FreeThePits."

"Does this make you want to buy Dove products?" author Oli London asked, sharing photos of the "inclusive" ads in New York City.

Dove soap launches new \u2018inclusive\u2019 advertising campaign in New York titled \u2018The Pits of New York.\u2019 \n\nDoes this make you want to buy Dove products? \n\n\ud83d\udcf8@pauldrossi
— Oli London (@Oli London) 1697415518

The campaign launched approximately a month after Dove made headlines when it announced a partnership with a pro-fat, racial-identitarian activist.

The soap company teamed up with morbidly obese BLM activist Zyahna Bryant, 22, known for her iconoclasm, aversion to healthy living, and for allegedly ruining the life of a white student over a "misheard" comment.

The armpit campaign was at least the second collaboration between agency David New York and Dove in 2023. A July campaign titled the "Injectable Billboard" is featured on the agency's website.

A far cry from the promotion of obesity or armpits, the agency created a billboard for Dove made up of syringes to illustrate the harmful practice of young women getting cosmetic injections.

Although the campaign was part of an "ongoing mission to make beauty accessible to all," the billboard featured 50,000 syringes to represent the alleged number of Canadian girls ages 14-17 who had received cosmetic beauty injections within the previous year.

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'It's persecution': Transgender sprinter says he doesn't 'understand' why he can't compete against women in the Olympics

'It's persecution': Transgender sprinter says he doesn't 'understand' why he can't compete against women in the Olympics



A French transgender sprinter criticized the World Athletics Council's decision to ban men from competing in women's international track and field events, which will prevent the sprinter from competing in the Olympics.

Halba Diouf, who was born male but identifies as a female Muslim, took issue with the international body's ruling that went into effect on March 31, 2023.

"Decisions are always difficult when they involve conflicting needs and rights between different groups, but we continue to take the view that we must maintain fairness for female athletes above all other considerations," said Sebastian Coe, the council's president.

Diouf, of course, disagreed with the council's decision.

"Even if we are a minority, we deserve to live freely, to lead a free life, deserve to take part in competitions and to compete in our category, and we are being refused that," Diouf said in an interview with Reuters.

"The only safeguard transgender women have is their right to live as they wish, and we are being refused that," Diouf continued. "For me it's persecution. I don't quite understand," he added.

\u201cActually, yes. But compete against other males.\u201d
— ZUBY: (@ZUBY:) 1683809850

"I cannot understand this decision, as transgender women have always been allowed to compete if their testosterone levels were below a certain threshold," Diouf also claimed, according to TalkTV.

Diouf's endocrinologist supported the transgender athlete's claims and said that the 21-year-old's blood samples showed that Diouf is "a woman, from a physiological, hormonal, and legal point of view."

"Her testosterone levels are currently below those found on average in women who were born as women," the specialist cited.

Diouf changed his legal gender after undergoing hormone therapy in 2021, which was recognized by French authorities.

In early May 2023, Diouf controversially competed in and won the women's 200-meter race in Nice, France.

"Halba Diouf, who identifies as a transgender Muslim woman, won the race in record time 22”67 (+2.0 m/s)," read a post by Oli London, a man who formerly identified as a transgender woman.

"The record time makes Diouf the 9th best running performer for 200m in French women’s running history," the post concluded.

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\u201cBiological man wins women\u2019s 200m running race in Nice, France. \ud83c\uddeb\ud83c\uddf7\ud83e\udd47\n\nHalba Diouf, who identifies as a transgender Muslim woman, won the race in record time 22\u201d67 (+2.0 m/s). \n\nThe record time makes Diouf the 9th best running performer for 200m in French women\u2019s running history.\u201d
— Oli London (@Oli London) 1683634767



Catholic church hosts 'God is Trans: A Queer Spiritual Journey' art exhibit



A Catholic church in Manhattan, known for being traditionally liberal, is receiving backlash for hosting an art display that contradicts the Catholic Church's views on transgenderism.

The Church of St. Paul the Apostle recently began hosting an exhibit titled "God is Trans: A Queer Spiritual Journey." The display by Adah Unachukwu features several paintings by the artist placed next to the church's altar.

According to the exhibit's description, the paintings map "the queer spiritual journey by three significant points: Sacrifice, Identity, and Communion."

\u201cNew York church slammed for \u2018God is Trans\u2019 exhibit. \n\nThe Manhattan based Catholic Church of St. Paul the Apostle is holding an exhibition called \u2018God is Trans: A Queer Spiritual Journey\u2019 exploring gender ideology and it\u2019s supposed link to finding God. \n\nThe exhibition states\u2026\u201d
— Oli London (@Oli London) 1683544412

"The painting Sacrifice and its complementary act in the film speak to the need to shed an old life and personhood in order to be able to focus on your spiritual need," the artist's description explained.

"There is no devil; just past selves," it continued.

The second painting was described as "Identity," which Unachukwu defined as "the most impactful part of the exhibition."

"What does holiness look like? What does your god look like? Are these two portrayals that can be merged?" the artist asked.

The final painting was titled "Communion," which "rounds out the spiritual journey, by placing God and the mortal on the same plane to speak to one another."

"This part of the installation is about a spiritual home and the ways we can achieve this home in our everyday lives," the Unachukwu's description concluded.

One parishioner, who disapproved of the artwork, told the New York Post, "The church should not be promoting this."

"I understand there are transgender people. I pray for all people, but enough is enough," the parishioner stated. "It seems like they are trying to force the agenda on others."

According to the parishioner, when a priest was asked about the art display, he did not respond.

"You can't put this out on the altar and then hide," the parishioner added. "That's what gets the church in trouble."

Meanwhile, others applauded the church for embracing the LGBT community.

Cherri Ghosh, 80, told the Post, "I don't understand the art, but this church is very liberal, which is why I love this church."

Bill O'Connor, 79, called the exhibit and the church "wonderful."

"The queer community has been accepted here for a long time now," he told the Post.

"This is a place of welcome," O'Connor continued. "It's also a place to question one's own path."

A spokesperson for the Archdiocese of New York declined to comment on the paintings and stated he was unaware of the church's controversial exhibit, the Post reported.

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LGBT activist threatens anyone who would try to keep him out of women's bathrooms or protect their kids: 'It will be the last mistake you ever make'



An LGBT activist recently took to Tiktok to threaten anyone who would bar him or other male transvestites from entering women's washrooms, daring concerned parents to try to protect their children.

Despite these and other threats made both before and after the Nashville massacre, when six Christians were murdered by a transgender extremist, Thomas Jay White's account remains active on the platform.

Reduxx reported that White, who calls himself "Tara" and identifies as "Poly Trans Lesbian," is a "baby fetishist" into "ageplay" and "diapers." He indicated on his Twitter account that he is into various other deviant behaviors including "bloodletting."

In a now-deleted video, White said, "If you back a wild animal into a corner, they are going to become a dangerous animal. So if you want to die on that hill of yours — of righteousness and moral majority — then you go right ahead."

"I date you to try and stop me from going into a women's bathroom. It will be the last mistake you ever make. I dare you to try to stop a transgender woman in my presence from using the bathroom. It will be the last mistake you ever make," he continued.

The radical transvestite clarified that this was indeed "a call to action and a call to arms to everybody within the United States" and told others within the so-called LGBT community to "arm up, plain and simple."

"Go out and buy a gun. Learn how to use it efficiently, through and through, because the time to act is now," White added, indicating he had done likewise.

"There are lots of people like me who are not afraid to die," he said, adding sardonically, "So you go ahead, you protect your kids."

According to the Daily Mail, White recorded the video after the March 27 Covenant School massacre in Nashville.

\u201c\u2018Tara\u2019 who identifies as a lesbian issues threatening message to women: \n\n\u201cIf you back a wild animal into a corner, they are going to become a dangerous animal\u2026I dare you to try and stop me from going into a women\u2019s bathroom\u201d \n\n\u201d
— Oli London (@Oli London) 1681950348

This was not the first time that White intimated LGBT radicals should use violent means to get what they want.

In a video posted Feb. 15 framed by rainbow #ForYourPride captions, the transvestite radical railed against Tennessee's Senate Bill 3, the Republican legislation since ratified that protects children from sexually graphic drag shows.

Alluding to similar bills in his home state of Kansas, White said, "I am not going to go down without a fight and I call upon everyone in this country ... do not sit back and just take this."

"If it means me going to jail or prison or worse, I'm going to do everything in my power to fight," he added.

White noted in a subsequent video that he would be migrating his channel to the social media site Clapper, where he could better "tackle and defeat and shred all of these Christians and evangelicals that love to cherry-pick Bible verses to justify their bigoted behavior and bull****."

Oli London, a critic of the transgender movement who announced he was converting to Christianity and de-transitioning last year, told Fox News Digital, "This is just another example of a biological man feeling emboldened to invade women’s spaces in the name of 'self-identity' and threatening women’s safety without any fear of repercussions."

"In today's America, people like this man, who identifies as a Poly Trans Lesbian, are encouraged to do this and praised as 'stunning and brave' for entering women’s spaces. Anyone that calls out men like this are immediately deemed 'transphobic' and 'hateful bigots,'" added London. "This is a harmful narrative, but sadly has become all too common across society."

While White's Tiktok and Twitter accounts remain active, his Instagram page appears to have been shut down.

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Female students suing college sorority for admitting biological male — judge orders plaintiffs to publicly reveal their names to move forward with lawsuit



Seven female students at the University of Wyoming who anonymously filed a lawsuit against their sorority for admitting a biological man who identifies as a woman were ordered by a U.S. District Court judge to reveal their names to move forward with the case.

The women, who all identified as "Jane Doe," twice requested to remain anonymous throughout the legal proceedings, but U.S. District Court Judge Alan B. Johnson ruled against those requests.

Johnson ordered the female students "to reveal their names if they wanted to continue the lawsuit," the Cowboy State Daily reported Thursday.

Six of the seven students who filed the original complaint against the sorority have elected to reveal their names to the public. One of the females decided to drop out of the lawsuit.

The women moving forward with the case are all current students at the university and members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.

Last September, the students filed a lawsuit against the sorority for allowing a transgender woman, Artemis Langford, to join the chapter. In the original case, Langford was referred to by the pseudonym "Terry Smith" because the female students wanted "to spare Langford of threats and attacks, and hope to see Langford treated with kindness and respect."

According to the Cowboy State Daily, the lawsuit argued that by permitting transgender member Artemis Langford into the sorority last year, "sorority officers broke a contract with them and breached their fiduciary duty to the sorority itself."

The suit also claimed that sorority leaders "betrayed" the members' "understanding of what they were joining and the sorority's own guiding documents."

"Plaintiffs are now required, as a condition of membership," the suit stated, "to reside in the same house as a 6'2", 260-pound man who stares at them, asks about their intimate past, makes notes about their statements and takes photographs of them without their consent, and intimidates them by threatening to publicly label them bigots if they raise concerns."

The female sorority members accused Langford of "watching" the other members of the house. According to the females, "During one of those peeping incidents, Langford has a visible 'erection.'"

According to the lawsuit, during another incident, one female member stated she was "walk[ing] down the hall to take a shower, wearing only a towel … She felt an unsettling presence, turned, and saw Mr. Smith watching her silently."

The sorority members also stated that Langford "repeatedly questioned the women about what vaginas look like, breast cup size, whether women were considering breast reductions and birth control."

Langford's Tinder dating profile revealed that the transgender woman is "sexually interested in women," according to the lawsuit.

The six female students are now also suing Langford in hopes that the judge will order the removal of the biological male from the sorority. The students are not seeking monetary damages.

\u201cWyoming Judge \ud83e\uddd1\ud83c\udffb\u200d\u2696\ufe0f rules Sorority Girls suing their university for allowing a transgender man to live in their sorority house may not have any anonymity in their lawsuit and must use their real names- despite the threats of violence the girls face from trans activists. \n\n7 girls\u2026\u201d
— Oli London (@Oli London) 1681584314

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Transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney advertises Nike bra and leggings



Dylan Mulvaney, a biological man who identifies as a transgender woman, is advertising Nike women's products, including leggings and a bra.

"Home for a moment and leaning into cozy workout wear life with @nikewomen ‘s newest Zenvy leggings and Alate bra!" Mulvaney wrote in an Instagram post that is labeled as a paid partnership. "They're so comfortable and buttery soft, perfect for workouts and everyday wear! #feelyourall #teamnike #nikepartner" Mulvaney wrote.

The post also included several photos of Mulvaney apparently wearing the apparel. Mulvaney also advertised the products on Instagram stories, including in a video that shows him bopping around in the outfit.

\u201cMeet NIKE WOMEN\u2019S Newest Ambassador\u2026a biological man. \n\nDylan Mulvaney is now being paid \ud83d\udcb0by Nike Women to promote sports bras- even though he\u2019s a man! \n\nAnother day, another company slapping all women in the face by mocking them and paying a man to take their place! #nike\u2026\u201d
— Oli London (@Oli London) 1680721840

Mulvaney has repeatedly made headlines, including recently after revealing a can of Bud Light beer plastered with Mulvaney's likeness.

"Anheuser-Busch works with hundreds of influencers across our brands as one of many ways to authentically connect with audiences across various demographics and passion points. From time to time we produce unique commemorative cans for fans and for brand influencers, like Dylan Mulvaney. This commemorative can was a gift to celebrate a personal milestone and is not for sale to the general public," an Anheuser-Busch spokesperson informed Fox News Digital.

Last month, Mulvaney shared an image of a message, apparently from from Vice President Kamala Harris, in which the vice president lauded Mulvaney.

"Thank you for courageously sharing your story and your journey. I appreciate your continued advocacy for transgender equality, including during your visit to the White House last year," Harris wrote. "I am grateful for your dedication and courage, and I hope you continue to use your platform to spread positivity and create change. I look forward to seeing all that you will accomplish in the future."

Mulvaney briefly interviewed Biden last year, asking him questions pertaining to the issue of transgenderism.

Joe Biden and TikTok Star Dylan Mulvaney Discuss Trans Rights www.youtube.com

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Woke social media comes for superstar Ariana Grande for racially ambiguous 'Asianfishing'



Pop superstar Ariana Grande is under fire for recent photos in which some social media users say she looks intentionally Asian.

Asianfishing is similar to blackfishing, in which a person co-opts another race or ethnicity for profit or positive attention and without having to experience any discrimination or racism that may come with such identities.

Grande has previously announced that she is of Italian-American descent.

What are the details?

Photos of Grande's new look initially went viral on Reddit in a post titled "Not blackfishing but Ariana Grande asian-fishing?"

The poster, teddyccino, complained, "Am I the only one who’s uncomfortable with the way in which Ari has altered her face? ... Every celeb has had plastic surgery, but there’s something about Ari’s that doesn’t sit right with me lately. The overzealous eyebrow lift in which she’s actually changed the shape of her eyebrows from arched (as you can see in the picture I’ve linked) to straight, as is popular in East Asia. The way she takes pictures from certain angles (low) or wears makeup in a way that will conceal her eyelids, creating a mono lid look, it also makes her eyes appear less round and narrower. The way she’s so tiny and petite now, which is a stereotype of East Asian women, and not to mention her cutesy submissive innocent 'sex kitten' persona, once again a fetishization of East Asian women."

Ariana Grande looks incredible in newly shared photos. pic.twitter.com/MBvbwpT0LJ
— Pop Crave (@Pop Crave) 1638380600

What was the response?

On Reddit, one user responded, "I’ve noticed this lately too, it’s like she got so much black fishing hate that she decided to switch to Asianfishing. It definitely looks like she got the eye lifting surgery and/or uses makeup to create the shape of an Asian person’s eyes. It’s annoying, I don’t see why she can’t just be herself."

Another Redditor added, "She spent years capitalizing on the images of other races. When she first hit the radio (I didn't know her from Disney, too old) I thought she was latinx heritage. Then she gradually morphed into a black or mixed facade and I was like WTF. Now this. K pop is the new wave, J pop hasn't quite gained as much traction, but either way she's just latching into a new identity. I don't understand how anyone thinks this is ok."

One Twitter user wrote, "Ariana Grande hijacking Korean aesthetic is F***IN’ WEIRD and class A #asianfishing and idgaf how good the chick sings, this doesn’t get a pass[.]"

Another added, "Ari's done w blackfishing, she's asianfishing now[.]"

"Ariana Grande is giving lightskins going from summer to winterwent straight from blackfishing to asianfishing," another user wrote, using crying face emojis.

Anything else?

Oli London, a reality star from the U.K., defended Grande's look on social media and tweeted, "If Ariana wants to look Asian, let her be[.]"

If Ariana wants to look Asian, let her be: https://news.yahoo.com/amphtml/ariana-grande-accused-asianfishing-photos-234454050.html\u00a0\u2026 #olilondon #ArianaGrande @ArianaGrande
— Oli London (@Oli London) 1638840197

London, notable for his plastic surgery geared to resemble the Korean aesthetic, previously added, "I'm so in love with @ArianaGrande new Asian look. It looks so cute and oriental. Welcome to the TRANSRACIAL club Ari, so happy to have you join me. Can we become the King & Queen of Korea together already?"

I\u2019m so in love with @ArianaGrande new Asian look. It looks so cute and oriental. Welcome to the TRANSRACIAL club Ari, so happy to have you join me. Can we become the King & Queen of Korea together already? #olilondon #ArianaGrande #transracialpic.twitter.com/coWlW0idQS
— Oli London (@Oli London) 1638556462