I Was Ready To Be Offended By This 'Ray Rice Makeup Tutorial,' Until She Put On Her Foundation

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The footage of former Ravens running back Ray Rice punching his then-fiancée in the face started a much-needed conversation about domestic violence. This comedian took a completely different approach with a “Ray Rice Inspired Makeup Tutorial” that could’ve gone so incredibly wrong but instead gets it so so right.

Comedian Megan MacKay included the following links in the video description: Signs of an Abusive Relationship, Women’s Shelters in the U.S., and Women’s Shelters in Canada.

If you are in an abusive relationship, a crisis counselor is one of the best and safest people to help you create an exit strategy. Do not tell your abuser you’re leaving and be careful about who you notify of your plans so you can get out safely.

You can visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline website to speak with a crisis counselor or call 1-800-799-7233.

One last thing! This video uses female pronouns when referring to victims and male pronouns to refer to abusers. While incidents involving female victims and male abusers are more common, it’s important to note that domestic violence also occurs in same-sex relationships, and people of all genders can be victims and abusers. While this content isn’t gender-neutral, it’s still important despite the oversight. OK. Carry on!

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