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"\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\n\n\nAnother day, another man trying to explain to women how they should and should not be in order to be respected. By men. Because that's what's important in life.This time, the person espousing these views is Floyd Mayweather Jr., professional boxer and now confirmed sexist. Mayweather posted the following to his Instagram on Friday.Notice that the wording is not unisex. Mayweather is not saying that a man should adhere to these rules and that anyone who dresses \"wrong\" should be disrespected. Rather, Mayweather is placing all blame on women and suggesting, wrongly, that clothing conveys intention. I recognize that Mayweather is not advocating for rape, but this isn't far from the \"what she was wearing is too sexy\" defense, and his followers are calling him out on it. Well, at least some are. Some are telling Mayweather he's the man and that they appreciate hearing his truth. Many of these supporters are, unsurprisingly, male.What's interesting about this, besides the fact that a public figure is being so open with his misogyny, is that Mayweather has done some of the same things he is against, posting pictures of himself half-naked and in a bubble bath. Does this mean that other should disrespect Mayweather? Because according to his rules he's both asking for and deserving it.\n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nHopefully, Mayweather is thinking about his statement and either issues an apology or at least takes it down. No one should be making decrees about what groups of people should and should not do, and, as a man, Mayweather has no business telling women how to dress. It's his view regarding clothing that needs to be changed, not the clothing itself.Follow Mark on Twitter.Image credit: Getty"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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