Gender Equality? Beyoncé Calls Bullsh*t.

Who run the world? Girls.

Except hold the Telephone, this Diva Beyoncé is going to Ring the Alarm on that myth. Check on It: she has the facts below, and it's only a matter of time before we get the Green Light and Countdown to our goal of equal pay and make inequality Disappear. Then we can throw a massive Party, am I right?

Listen to Beyonce: There's no need for Resentment. And Yes, I personally think she's Irreplaceable.

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These Awesome Iranian Women Are Throwing Away Their Hijabs And Posting The Photos On Facebook

It's the right of women to wear what they want. This is the thinking that inspired Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad to write a Facebook post about Iranian women not wearing veils. And it sparked a movement.This may seem like a small thing. But in Iran, it's a bold statement against a government that is fixated on the way women dress and requires them to dress "modestly" — if they remove their veils in public, they can receive 70 lashes or 60 days in prison.Alinejad says she asked women to send "selfies of their private moments of freedom.” And the campaign led to 30,000 Likes in its first five days. See the photos of the fearless women below.

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This girl stood up for her rights — so the police hit her and pepper-sprayed her in the face.

The lead-up to the World Cup in Brazil has sparked some large public protests. But the police are trying to silence protesters and, sadly, have responded with force, tear gas, and rubber bullets. To make matters worse, the Brazilian congress might introduce new laws that could be used to crack down even further on the protests. See the issue played out in this smart advert below.

Everyone has the right to peaceful protest.

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