Trump's misogynist comments have been turned into a powerful photo series

Watson, a first-year student of Clatsop Community College in Oregon, created a stunning photo series titled "#SignedByTrump" for her photography class project.

The powerful photographs show some sexist comments about women made by United States President-elect Donald Trump painted on the bare bodies of women.

The resulting photo series serves as an in-your-face reminder of that Trump was voted to power despite the inexcusable things he has said about women. It is also a commentary on how daunting the next 4 years of his presidency will be.

"I never really cared for or understood politics," Watson admitted.

Watson, who's also a YouTube vlogger, mentioned in one of her videos how difficult it was finding women to model for the series. She finally ended up featuring four of her close friends and herself. What's admirable is that these are normal everyday women; un-airbrushed, imperfect, real.

Watson did receive some backlash for not having more diversity in the series. But her response seems genuine. "I understand where those people were coming from," she said.

"Don't get me wrong I would have LOVED to have some more women of color, but I live in such a small town and attend such a small college where the majority of people are white."

And what's most important is that, Watson, being a teenager, understands the importance of a series like this. She understands why it's absolutely imperative to call out Trump's sexism and protest against it. "We can't have a leader who says such horrible things about women. I'm scared that the way he speaks about women ―this sexism and misogyny― will end up becoming a social norm."

Something to really think about.