16 Tweets From Women That Will Make You Cheer in Solidarity

Dr Amanda Hess is awesome! pic.twitter.com/NZYq48rBMB

— Ginger S (@GingerSpice808) September 27, 2020

A woman in the elevator just complimented me on my hair and then I complimented her on her shoes. My 5-year-old whispers, “Why are you saying nice things to each other?” The woman turns to her and says, “Because we’re women and it’s our job to hold each other up.”

Damn straight.

— Mommy Owl (@Lhlodder) March 13, 2019

Asked my doctor why she practices with her maiden name & not her married name. Her response “cus my husband didnt go to med school” DANN SIS

— scarfo (@Doughbvy) July 30, 2018

This woman is a whole vibe pic.twitter.com/weNB5aMILN

— Amanda Deibert (@amandadeibert) May 16, 2021

A woman just came up to me in a café and said “sorry to disturb you, I just wanted to say your dress really suits you.” Oh my god, I nearly cried! I’m going to resolve to tell other women I like their clothes when I like their clothes.

— Holly Seddon (@hollyseddon) February 17, 2020

Cleaning out my closet, I came across this gown and remembered the little girls who sent me a letter and asked me to wear something sparkly for a talk I gave at NASA so they could believe that scientists could also be sparkly. pic.twitter.com/xOcZgkbiRg

— Rita J. King (@RitaJKing) November 2, 2019

I remember years ago I was crying in my car at a traffic light and the girl next to me saw and mouthed “it’s gonna be okay” and I still remember that to this day wow I hope that queen is doing well

— EM 🪷 (@uhhmmily) May 14, 2019

20 Things That Women Should Stop Wearing After The Age of 30

1-20: The weight of other people's expectations & judgments

— maura quint (possibly parody sometimes depending) (@behindyourback) June 3, 2015

My Grandmother promised all of us if she made it to 90 she would get a pink mohawk. Well, she made it to 90🤘 Rock on Grandma! pic.twitter.com/H2U6pKCw2C

— Bobby Duke 💨's (@BobbyDukeArts) April 8, 2018

"My coach said I run like a girl. And I said if he ran a little faster he could too."

-Mia Hamm

— Jory Micah (@jorymicah) July 20, 2017

At a NASA Earth meeting 10 years ago, a white male post doc interrupted me to tell me that I didn’t understand human drivers of fire, that I def needed to read McCarty et al.

Looked him in the eye, pulled my long hair back so he could read my name tag.

“I’m McCarty et al.” https://t.co/SLLN63Zn0e

— Jessica McCarty (@jmccarty_geo) February 15, 2021