We’re betting that Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis had no idea back in 1991 that their film Thelma & Louise would become a symbol of the women’s movement in the future. Their emancipated characters are beloved by women to this day. So it make sense that the Women in Motion organization, which aims to shine a light on women’s contributions to cinema, would screen that film for their event at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Both Susan and Geena are activists for women’s rights and in 2004 Geena founded the Institute on Gender In Media that researches gender representation in media.
Photo Credit: BACKGRID-USA
4 Comments
Respeck
Censorship alert!Janet has blocked comments for the Bruce Jenner in a dress thread immediately preceding this one. Leftists only care about protecting free speech when you agree with them.
Yes….it’s disgusting how the left claims conservatives are hateful when the smarmy left hates anything outside of their opinion.
I am sick of the elites preachy and hypocritical left. They are snotty, hateful, miserable and whiny.
I am also tired of this lefty site. N
These ladies always look fabulous. Grena Davis just doesn’t age!