Reaction in civil society after Marcel Ciolacu's irony regarding the skirt: “Misogyny and fragile masculinity” - Hotnews.ro

Accept Association reacted to recent statements by Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu, who expressed fear that he would be “forced” to wear a skirt in the event that Nicusor Dan arrived in Cotroceni. “When a “skirt”...

Marcel Ciolacu humiliated Nicușor Dan, stating that he does not want to be the president of Romania, because he does not want to be "forced" to wear a skirt, because he now has USR behind him, an allusion to the fact that the party is considered progressive. The article Marcel Ciolacu humiliates Nicușor Dan: "I do not want him to be the president of Romania. I do not want to be forced to wear a skirt" first appeared on Romania TV.

Romania will continue to remain the strongest supporter of the Republic of Moldova is the message conveyed by Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu at the meeting with representatives of the districts and the Siret-Prut-Nistru Euroregion Association, held today at the Victoria Palace.

Marcel Ciolacu declared on Saturday, during an event in Piatra Neamţ, that he would not like Nicuşor Dan to become the president of Romania because "he does not want to wear a skirt." In response, the independent candidate stated that Marcel Ciolacu will be free to dress as he wants, but he will no longer be the prime minister of Romania.

In a single hour, Romania suffered a serious blow to its image and credibility, with effects that, in a functioning democracy, would have already produced clear political consequences. This is not the case in Bucharest, where Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu preferred to deal with a serious foreign policy incident with a hesitant message on Facebook, as if we were faced with a minor misunderstanding of protocol. In reality, what happened to the so-…

The Accept Association, which defends the rights of LGBTQIA+ people, reacted after Marcel Ciolacu's statement that he hopes he won't have to wear a skirt if Nicuşor Dan arrives at Cotroceni, which generated an exchange of lines with Nicuşor Dan, that when a "skirt" becomes a national threat, we know that we are not talking about politics, but about misogyny and fragile masculinity. "Being a "man" does not mean being afraid of skirts or women wea…