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Magda referred to Sławomir Mentzen's statements about women in police uniforms, writing that he portrayed them as too weak and obstructive to men, and also suggested that they should not serve in the police. She called it a manifestation of "fragile masculinity." The author also wrote that when a journalist asked Konrad Berkowicz whether he served in the army, instead of answering, he used an offensive term towards her. Magda noted that both politicians from the Confederation spoke about strength and masculinity, but — as she put it — they did not handle women asking them uncomfortable questions well. #Męskość #Równość #KobietywMundurze (translated)

Magdalena Sobkowiak announced that a uniform for female soldiers has been introduced. She stated that women constituted 16 percent of the soldiers in the Polish army and over 20 percent of the soldiers in the Territorial Defense Forces. She promised that she would not allow women in uniform to be insulted and that attempts to discredit them for political gain would not be tolerated. She tagged the Ministry of National Defense in her post. #KobietyWMundurze #PolskaArmia #Równość (translated)