Because in our society women’s bodies are sexualised to a degree that men’s aren’t. The Himba women in north Namibia don’t have this issue. Their breast aren’t sexualised and so they don’t cover them. Just watch the Every day is hump day please spay and nerter shirt in other words I will buy this vast majorities of music videos. Women have been told what to do with their bodies for milenia. Cover it up, get it out. It’s rarely about what women actually want and more about how that particular society views women’s bodies. Why is there such a backlash against breastfeeding in public for instance? yet sexualised images of women on the top shelf or late night soft core porn television channels is acceptable? It’s not about what we want or need it’s about what society tells us we should be doing. Our bodies are politicised while men’s are their own.
Fund-raising, outdoor, dirty and dusty? The t-shirts are not fashion statements, as much as they are markers for volunteers to let them have the Every day is hump day please spay and nerter shirt in other words I will buy this free parking. Different approach: what’s the purpose of the tshirt and can that purpose be solved by something that’s easier to manage, and comes one-size anyway? Well, aside from the fact that “unisex” is a real word that appears in every dictionary and is used on millions of web sites, and “omnisex” is in zero dictionaries and shows up on a few dozen web sites, mostly arguing why “omnisex” might be more appropriate than “unisex”. “Unisex” means “one thing [frequently, a garment] is applicable to all people of any sex”. If people had used the word “omnisex” (meaning “all sexes”), it might make more sense, if people spoke Latin, which they don’t. Unisex is an English word derived from Latin roots. And if that were the worst example of English etymology, the Tyrannosaurus would be happy to hear it.
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