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In feminist discussions, the plaintive cry of "Not all men are like that!" is possibly the most commonly used derailing tactic of all. The phrase was popularised as a feminist meme after @sassycrass made the following tweet in February 2013: ME: Men and boys are socially instructed to not listen to us. They are taught to interrupt us when we- RANDOM MAN: Excuse me. Not ALL men. This received over 4,000 retweets (as of May 2014). "Not all men" became a meme around April-May 2014, eg: * "Not All Man" comic by Matt Lubchansky (April 2014) * Jezebel coverage of the meme

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  • In feminist discussions, the plaintive cry of "Not all men are like that!" is possibly the most commonly used derailing tactic of all. The phrase was popularised as a feminist meme after @sassycrass made the following tweet in February 2013: ME: Men and boys are socially instructed to not listen to us. They are taught to interrupt us when we- RANDOM MAN: Excuse me. Not ALL men. This received over 4,000 retweets (as of May 2014). "Not all men" became a meme around April-May 2014, eg: * "Not All Man" comic by Matt Lubchansky (April 2014) * Jezebel coverage of the meme
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  • In feminist discussions, the plaintive cry of "Not all men are like that!" is possibly the most commonly used derailing tactic of all. The phrase was popularised as a feminist meme after @sassycrass made the following tweet in February 2013: ME: Men and boys are socially instructed to not listen to us. They are taught to interrupt us when we- RANDOM MAN: Excuse me. Not ALL men. This received over 4,000 retweets (as of May 2014). "Not all men" became a meme around April-May 2014, eg: * "Not All Man" comic by Matt Lubchansky (April 2014) * Jezebel coverage of the meme This Time magazine article (April 28, 2014) says the origins of the meme are "shrouded in mystery", noting that although the general idea was around before 2013, it didn't show up with that exact, meme-style phrasing. For instance, the article claims that it doesn't appear in Bingo cards or derailing guides from the last few years. However, it doesn't identify @sassycrass's tweet as the source. As of May 11th, 2014, this tweet by @cavalorn and others began to circulate, asking that people credit @sassycrass as the originator of the meme. Pop culture blog Vox, reporting on May 15th, identifies @sassycrass as the originator.
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