pussyhat

English

Noun

pussyhat (plural pussyhats)

1. Alternative form of pussy hat
   • 2017 January 27, Françoise Mouly, “Abigail Gray Swartz's “The March””, in The New Yorker:

     The “pussyhat” made its appearance around the country at the Women's Marches of January 21st.

   • 2017 February 1, Breg Cook, “Local Museum Seeks To Preserve Pink 'Pussyhats' From Women's March”, in WBUR:

     So late last week the museum put out a call online seeking “pussyhat” donations — for a future exhibition and to create an archive of what the museum calls “the largest example of social activism through craft ("craftivism") in U.S. modern history.”

   • 2018 January 13, Abigail Miller, “Pink pussyhats are being dropped from Women's March because they 'exclude trans women and women whose private parts are not pink'”, in Daily Mail Australia:

     Feminists are ditching the pink pussyhats during this year's Womens'^[sic] Marches across the country for fear that they make some participants feel they aren't welcome.

   • 2018 February 5, “\#MeToo wins symbol of the year for 2017”, in Stanford Report:

     Pussyhats arose as an anti-Trump counterpart to the prefabricated “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN” hats and were featured prominently in the Women’s March of Jan. 21, 2017 – the largest single-day protest in U.S. history.