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Feminist Student Designs Anti-Manspreading Chair

Paul Bois

A feminist student specializing in “3D Design and Craft” from the University of Brighton has ushered mankind into a new era of sexual equality by designing a chair that prevents “manspreading” — that physiological necessity for men to spread their legs on public transport to prevent the pelvic muscles from exerting pressure on the testicular region.

“A university student has won a national award for designing a chair that stops men from manspreading,” reports the Daily Mail. “Laila Laurel, 23, created the piece of furniture to stop men from widening their legs and encroaching on other people’s personal space.”

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