@JasonIsbell The law is ridiculous, but the “makeup clause” is embedded in enough anti-drag language that it probably won’t apply more generally. Still, selective prosecution (of, say, a trans rocker) is always a terrifying prospect.
@itsameowen @theeddiedavis@JasonIsbell There was a charming young fellow named Fart
Who thought an umlaut would make him seem smart
So he dropped those two dowels
On the offending vowel
And thus made a fairt of his fart.
@danirosepoet@librarythingtim And then at some point someone says, “Do the research” as if they, themselves, have done that research and are withholding the results because, I don’t know, Twitter?
@mdbell79 Wait We’re finding One Hundred Years of Solitude and A Hitchhiker’s Guide to be, on the whole, about the same quality? Hold on, I need to check my digital watch.
@rebeccalehmann @madsleuth There's another reason: Discussing class and class struggle is often seen as shifting the discourse away from race and racism. This is why BLM protesters critiqued Bernie's "class struggle" approach.
@rebeccalehmann @madsleuth Meanwhile, Marxists contend that those in power encourage racial divisions to undermine class solidarity, so they actually do want to shift the discourse.
FLP CHAPBOOK OF THE DAY: Choose Your Own America by Jon Davis
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In Choose Your Own America, his thirteenth collection, but the first to include his short fables, Jon Davis casts a cold eye on our moment, revealing our fatuousness and our nobility both.