(upbeat rock music)
- Hell yeah it is!
Showing the people what's up!
Females gotta stick together.
Number one untapped resource, women.
- There she goes.
- There are more of us than them.
Breaking the glass ceiling, lady power.
(upbeat rock music)
- Hey, girls, let me help you out here.
- Oh, that's okay, we've got it.
- Okay, just make sure to put the eggs on top!
- So I shouldn't open up the carton
and just dump them all in there?
- Okay.
- I'm gonna go wait in the car.
- Just trying to help.
- Yeah, I know how to pack my own suitcase,
I can pack my own grocery bag.
- Good morning, mermaids and pirates.
- What does that mean?
- Oh, I'm being inclusive.
- So women can't be pirates?
- [Male Presenter] Arr you gonna let me get to the rest
of the announcements, or?
- [Female Presenter] Of course.
Good morning, pirates of any and all genders--
- How are women portrayed?
- Well, I think the real question is
why are we still reading this book?
It's written by some rich white guy
about some rich white guy.
And I guess we're supposed to feel bad for him
because he's obsessed with the only girl he can't have?
I mean, if the point is to learn about the American dream,
we should be reading about immigrants,
or the working class, or black mothers,
or at least someone who doesn't already have a mansion.
- You know what I just realized?
The King is worth more than the queen.
Why? The queen is the best.
Okay, the queen can have children!
look at this King, he looks like an asshole.
- If pep rallies were for teams who actually won games,
there would be no soccer cheers up in here.
- Yeah, and maybe the bake sale could buy us new uniforms?
(upbeat rock music)
- 1:31, 1:32, 1:33! (girls cheering)
Oh yeah!
- We've been told in big ways and in small ways
for our whole lives that the achievements of men
are much more important than the achievements of women.
Well, forget that.
- Forget that!
- My hair is not a wig, it's not nappy.
It's thick, curly, and it's who I am.
(crowd cheering)
And no, you cannot touch it!
(crowd cheering)
- This seems like a women's issue and I'm going to
respectfully just, stay out of it.
- Seriously?
Gosh, that's so convenient for you.
You get to just say, "this is a women's issue"
so you don't ever actually have to do anything, right?
- M-hm, that's fair.
I could do more.
Do you understand I'm in a tight spot?
- You know what you don't understand?
This dress code thing may seem like whatever to you,
it may seem like whatever to all of you,
but I'd say it's another way to control women.
And if you're doing nothing then you're part of the problem.
- [Female Protester] We're not gonna go,
and we want revolution! Girls gone mad!
(upbeat rock music)
♪ Hey girlfriend ♪
♪ I gotta (indistinguishable) ♪
- We're here to celebrate the end
of the mediocre white dude's choke hold on success.
- Yeah!
- Yeah, Helen, I see you!
(audience cheering)
- Any student who walks out
will be seen as demonstrating support for the Moxie group,
who has vandalized school property,
an offense that is punishable by expulsion.
This is serious stuff, guys.
Okay?
Really think about it.
'Cause if you do this, it's your funeral.
And I'm washing my hands and the whole thing.
(school bell rings)
(upbeat rock music)
- Let's go!
(students shouting)
Come on, get out here!
(students shouting)