From Today’s Headlines: Walmart vs. Wellesley Women, You Be The Judge

So, some pervert exposed himself to a woman in a California Walmart, which got him promptly smacked in his manly bits, causing him to flee.

A man pretending to be a Walmart employee exposed himself to a female shopper who “immediately reacted by striking the Suspect in his exposed genitals,” California police report.

The victim told cops that she was inside a Walmart Supercenter in Anderson, a city in northern California, when she was approached by the suspect. The woman initially thought the man was a worker since he was “pointing out where items were located in the store,” according to the Anderson Police Department. More via Walmart Flasher Flees After Female Victim Strikes Him In “Exposed Genitals”

Meanwhile, the women of Wellesley College are busy trying to have a statue removed, as it is causing them “apprehension, fear, and triggering thoughts regarding sexual assault”.  So, … what world is it, exactly, that Wellesley is preparing these young ladies to make their way through? Heck, they might be better off, learn more and make a few bucks interning at Walmart for a few years, instead.

A remarkably lifelike sculpture of a man sleepwalking in nothing but his underpants has made some Wellesley College students a bit uncomfortable, but the president of the prestigious women’s school says that’s all part of the intellectual process.

The sculpture entitled “Sleepwalker” of a man in an eyes-closed, zombie-like trance is part of an exhibit by sculptor Tony Matelli at the college’s Davis Museum. It was placed at a busy area of campus on Monday, a few days before the official opening of the exhibit, and prompted an online student petition to have it removed.

The sculpture is a “source of apprehension, fear, and triggering thoughts regarding sexual assault” for many, according to the petition, which had nearly 300 signees on Wednesday.

The petition started by junior Zoe Magid called on President H. Kim Bottomly to have the artwork removed.

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