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Imran Siddiquee

@imransiddiquee

none of the men who won tonight ended up taking any time to say anything about their power in this oppressive system - or what they intend to do about it - despite #timesup, #metoo, Oprah's speech...

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Imran Siddiquee

@imransiddiquee

it's great that men are wearing black and their #timesup pins but I wonder how many will devote their interview time, their stage time - any of their time at the mic tonight - to talking about their own role in building/maintaining the status quo

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4:17 AM · Jan 8, 2018

I'm sure Matt Damon will be happy to stand up and speak for everyone ..?

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