These women sportswriters had men read abusive tweets about them to their faces

"I have to read all of this." Ask the person and continue to reluctantly and continue. "... I hope to be raped again" and send it to rape survivor / sports journalist Julie Dickaro. Tweet

A new video from Podcast's Just Not Sports highlights the degree of abuse that women sports reporters receive on-line every day, not a Twitter's troll hidden behind the egg picture or pseudonym, but a real male IE is showing. Tweets Spanish female athlete Sarah is receiving on a regular basis

"We joked with friends that we needed one more day in the day after receiving the online rape threat calendar." DiCaro informed Jezebel that such tweets are amazing regularity He said he had.

People in the video showed in their reaction that they were increasingly uncomfortable and could not see the woman's eyes because they did not know the nature of the tweets to read and read the next tweets.

"That's why we are not hiring women unless we need them ... Oh ... unless we need to cook our own dicks or our food."

"People in the video are random people who think that they are being invited to play with Kimmel style" Mean Tweets "with local reporters. "DiCaro told Jezebel.

"They do not know what they are trying to read, Sarah and I extracted from our remarks that these are random tweets."

That video is totally harmless and one person reads "I want to begin asking for a ban on all Twitter feeds that link to Julie DiCaro." And DiCaro laughs.

"Sarah Spain today sounds like a jealous wife on television," Spain urged Spain to mock her that she did not even get married.

But these tweets escalated quickly and the contents they read were clearly shaking so men mutt and read the tweets. Because he did not write these words, it is classic, and "I am hoping that your boyfriend can beat you," he quieted.

The purpose of this video is to raise awareness of women's online abuse and harassment in sports, DiCaro and Spain are sending tweets via #MoreThanMean tag.

"I always say" Twitter is not real life, "Di Carlo told Jezebel. "But that is real life, this is my life, especially."

She wants that those responsible for these tweets "may not be able to help". "Let's get a thicker skin, ignore the troll, etc."

"It's just not mean, it's harassing," she concluded. "If it happens in real life, people will be imprisoned for harassment and pursuit.

These are my tweets. I sent them and responded to those who harassed other Twitter users. Because Twitter had not paused the actual abuser, I was stopping him for abuse, but I canceled it, for those who were harassed by this abusive troll and harassed He prevented him from becoming conspicuous. He asked his Troll brigade to report my "target" and "abuse" on a large scale, and everyone can see that this is not the case here. I just answered his tweet. These tweets do not violate Twitter rules. To the best of my knowledge, there is no regulation that a woman must be kind and kind.

A new video from Podcast's Just Not Sports highlights the degree of abuse that women sports reporters receive on-line every day, not a Twitter's troll hidden behind the egg picture or pseudonym, but a real male IE is showing. Tweets Spanish female athletes Sarah regularly received. But these tweets quickly escalated and the contents they read were clearly shaking so men muttered and read the tweets. "I think this naughty Julie DiCaro is the next victim of Bill Cosby, this will be classic and" and "I hope your boyfriend will hit you I will.

In the video #MoreThanMean tag, to instruct men to read "average" tweets to radio hosts Sarah Spain and Sports Illustrator, and espnW reporter and ESPN radio host Julie DiCaro two reporters It is being advertised. Spain and Dicarro are reading these news in advance - the purpose of this video is to place men in anxious positions, talk about gender abuse, and reveal harassment women face online . As pointed out by those reading tweets, "屄" and "婊 子" were thrown a lot. Among these tweets is too radical character to express the desire to beat Spain and Dicarro. The tweet represents the hope that DiCaro will be "the next victim of Bill Cosby".