Org. Rips Deshaun Watson's 6-game suspension 'insulting and dangerous'

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"This is unacceptable, insulting and dangerous!"

It's the National Organization of Women (NOW) responding to Deshaun Watson's six-game suspension for sexual misconduct...telling TMZ Sports it makes it clear that "money talks, and women are not heard".

Watson's six-game suspension was announced Monday after disciplinary officer, former U.S. District Judge Sue L. Robinson, ruled the Browns QB violated the NFL's Personal Conduct Policy , sidelining Watson for about a third of the season.

NOW - the leading national women's rights organization - says the decision is "unacceptable, insulting and dangerous"...but not surprising, as the league and its players have been in similar situations before.

"The NFL has had a problem with violence against women for years - and everyone knows it," NOW said.

It should be noted that the NFL did not issue the suspension...it was the former judge's call. In fact, the NFL would have liked Watson to receive a much harsher suspension.

The league can appeal the decision, if it wishes.

The National Women's Organization has also called out the Browns organization for donating...