Culture and Society 2021
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We apparently don't want our kids to go to school and teachers don't want to teach because their union says they don't have to. Yes, 2021 should be fun.
"Never underestimate Joe's ability to **** things up!"
-- Barack Obama
-- Barack Obama
The party of science.
You should be more pissed about the expansion of government held within those few paragraphs.Jack Bauer said:
Here we go...coming to your public school soon.
I really hate the people who are ruining this country with frivolous garbage like arguing against the words son or daughter. We desperately need to stop catering to that .01% of the population.
Im a big fat guy. I probably dont look much different than she does (though my ankles are way nicer, just sayin). My vitals are all pretty decent; no high blood pressure, no diabetes, etc, etc...to the point where any Dr that sees me is always somewhat shocked.Doc Holliday said:
The party of science.
What I am not is healthy. From major issues with gout to trouble sleeping to back pains to foot pain to decreased energy, etc, etc. It is a damned travesty that we are teaching that she (or I) am healthy. That weight has proven to dramatically reduce life span, increase medical expenses at end of life, be a precursor for heart attacks and strokes and on and on and on.
It's mostly sad that we are more concerned about someone's feelings than we are about their actual well being.
She isnt healthy; she is fat and I am willing to bet you *ANY* sum of money that if given the choice of thin with none of the work required she would take it in an instance, 100 times out of 100.
Following this logic, actors couldn't do any role unless they had previously worked that job or came from that exact background (ethnic, cultural, etc.). This would mean all sports movies could only be done with former professional athletes. This would also mean that gay actors couldn't play straight roles. And they couldn't reboot movies with "modern casts" because it would be cultural appropriation or not authentic.Jack Bauer said:
Might as well start this thing. This year should be a doozy.
I remember Dev Patel played the character of David Copperfield without any riots but...
This is a case of feelings getting beyond reality. When you get down to it, the whole point of being an actor is to take on a different persona or a range of different personas. If you are just playing yourself, you are not really acting.
They have remade movies with original white cast members - Cinderella, the Wizard of Oz, Annie, 12 Angry Men, Karate Kid, and Steel Magnolias - with black actors. Is that a violation of the rules? Are we supposed to be upset?BaylorFTW said:Following this logic, actors couldn't do any role unless they had previously worked that job or came from that exact background (ethnic, cultural, etc.). This would mean all sports movies could only be done with former professional athletes. This would also mean that gay actors couldn't play straight roles. And they couldn't reboot movies with "modern casts" because it would be cultural appropriation or not authentic.Jack Bauer said:
Might as well start this thing. This year should be a doozy.
I remember Dev Patel played the character of David Copperfield without any riots but...
This is a case of feelings getting beyond reality. When you get down to it, the whole point of being an actor is to take on a different persona or a range of different personas. If you are just playing yourself, you are not really acting.
This is about as stupid as saying black actors have to fill black CARTOON (voices only) roles!!
It's such a horrible idea to encourage women or anyone that being morbidly obese is normal. You're basically telling young kids to not exercise and to not worry about their health.nein51 said:Im a big fat guy. I probably dont look much different than she does (though my ankles are way nicer, just sayin). My vitals are all pretty decent; no high blood pressure, no diabetes, etc, etc...to the point where any Dr that sees me is always somewhat shocked.Doc Holliday said:
The party of science.
What I am not is healthy. From major issues with gout to trouble sleeping to back pains to foot pain to decreased energy, etc, etc. It is a damned travesty that we are teaching that she (or I) am healthy. That weight has proven to dramatically reduce life span, increase medical expenses at end of life, be a precursor for heart attacks and strokes and on and on and on.
It's mostly sad that we are more concerned about someone's feelings than we are about their actual well being.
She isnt healthy; she is fat and I am willing to bet you *ANY* sum of money that if given the choice of thin with none of the work required she would take it in an instance, 100 times out of 100.
This concept going mainstream literally equals death.
It fits in nicely with political concept of Bio-Leninism.Doc Holliday said:It's such a horrible idea to encourage women or anyone that being morbidly obese is normal. You're basically telling young kids to not exercise and to not worry about their health.nein51 said:Im a big fat guy. I probably dont look much different than she does (though my ankles are way nicer, just sayin). My vitals are all pretty decent; no high blood pressure, no diabetes, etc, etc...to the point where any Dr that sees me is always somewhat shocked.Doc Holliday said:
The party of science.
What I am not is healthy. From major issues with gout to trouble sleeping to back pains to foot pain to decreased energy, etc, etc. It is a damned travesty that we are teaching that she (or I) am healthy. That weight has proven to dramatically reduce life span, increase medical expenses at end of life, be a precursor for heart attacks and strokes and on and on and on.
It's mostly sad that we are more concerned about someone's feelings than we are about their actual well being.
She isnt healthy; she is fat and I am willing to bet you *ANY* sum of money that if given the choice of thin with none of the work required she would take it in an instance, 100 times out of 100.
This concept going mainstream literally equals death.
"Traditional Leninism believing the vanguard of the revolution should be based on the working class and very formal, BioLen alters that and believes in a Vanguard that is based of lower status in ways other economic especially (like the name suggests) genetic although not necessarily with examples including people who are LGBTQ+, Overweight, Migrant Origin, Ethnic Minority Origin, Disabled, etc."
Who the F cares if '80 has-beens play for lame duck President Trump in a private ceremony? The left does.
Berlin's Terri Nunn Apologizes for Playing Mar-a-Lago Gig, Slams 'Lack of Regard for the Pandemic' at Trump Resort
Singer Taylor Dayne defends herself after New Year's Eve performance at Mar-a-Lago: 'I try to stay non-political'
Berlin's Terri Nunn Apologizes for Playing Mar-a-Lago Gig, Slams 'Lack of Regard for the Pandemic' at Trump Resort
Singer Taylor Dayne defends herself after New Year's Eve performance at Mar-a-Lago: 'I try to stay non-political'
Racism - rinse and repeat.
What the outcry from Kumail Nanjiani's sculpted body tells us about racism, masculinity standards
What the outcry from Kumail Nanjiani's sculpted body tells us about racism, masculinity standards
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But experts say the outcry over the actor's chiseled physique is a result of systemic racism and a misguided standard of masculinity.
When a white male celebrity bulks up think John Krasinski or Chris Pratt people are less inclined to critique and more inclined to thirst.
"Popular culture is steeped in histories of racism and colonialism that create hierarchies of desirability, sexiness, and masculinity," Jigna Desai, a professor of gender, women and sexuality studies at the University of Minnesota, tells USA TODAY. She refers to this as the "white gaze."
"White men are often seen at the top of this hierarchy," she says. "Black men too are often associated with athleticism, sexiness and masculinity. Asian American men, including South Asian American men, on the other hand are stereotyped as unattractive, nerdy, not sexual, and certainly not buff."
When I lived in Saudi the guy who ran the gym was from Sri Lanka. That dude was RIPPED. One of the biggest guys I've ever seen.
White women.....am I right?
White women have always been part of white supremacy in America.
If we ignore the role of women in enabling the US Capitol riots, argues @annanorthtweets, we can't understand white supremacy in the US let alone dismantle it. https://t.co/BVNJg4Urcj
Vox (@voxdotcom) January 16, 2021
White women have always been part of white supremacy in America.
If we ignore the role of women in enabling the US Capitol riots, argues @annanorthtweets, we can't understand white supremacy in the US let alone dismantle it. https://t.co/BVNJg4Urcj
Vox (@voxdotcom) January 16, 2021
Vox. Another quality "news" organization...Jack Bauer said:
White women.....am I right?
White women have always been part of white supremacy in America.
If we ignore the role of women in enabling the US Capitol riots, argues @annanorthtweets, we can't understand white supremacy in the US let alone dismantle it. https://t.co/BVNJg4Urcj
Vox (@voxdotcom) January 16, 2021
ATL Bear said:Vox. Another quality "news" organization...Jack Bauer said:
White women.....am I right?
White women have always been part of white supremacy in America.
If we ignore the role of women in enabling the US Capitol riots, argues @annanorthtweets, we can't understand white supremacy in the US let alone dismantle it. https://t.co/BVNJg4Urcj
Vox (@voxdotcom) January 16, 2021
97% of black women vote Democrat but yet we have a white supremacy problem because just over 50% of white women voted for Trump.
The American black community is the most successful in the world by far. We don't have a supremacy problem because they're part of the supremacy.Jack Bauer said:ATL Bear said:Vox. Another quality "news" organization...Jack Bauer said:
White women.....am I right?
White women have always been part of white supremacy in America.
If we ignore the role of women in enabling the US Capitol riots, argues @annanorthtweets, we can't understand white supremacy in the US let alone dismantle it. https://t.co/BVNJg4Urcj
Vox (@voxdotcom) January 16, 2021
97% of black women vote Democrat but yet we have a white supremacy problem because just over 50% of white women voted for Trump.
A number of critics have taken notice of the series' whiteness as well: Salon culture senior editor Hanh Nguyen, who has been critical of the series in the past, told The Times that "the only main character of color who has any sort of interiority is Miguel." "Danny LaRusso, Italian kid from Jersey," as Vanity Fair's Sonia Saraiya put it about the first two seasons, "is the most Japanese character on this show."
As Times TV critic Lorraine Ali writes, "Cobra Kai" has successfully mined laughs and pathos from Johnny's transformation through his proximity to an immigrant family. It's also scrutinized how Kreese's brand of karate perpetuates a cycle of militant toxic masculinity. But it has been slow to explore Daniel's own blind spots beyond a moment of clueless "sushi-splaining" and his bewilderment that his karate-chopping commercials might be seen as cultural appropriation.
"The thing I'd like to see them do is to go beyond this suburban idyllic space, this white pocket dimension, more deeply," said writer and podcaster Jeff Yang, who has covered the series for Quartz. "What if they actually did encounter people who embraced martial arts not just to overcome bullying, but because it's part of a larger tradition that exists within people of color communities?"
A public high school teacher in San Francisco named Ingrid Seyer-Ochi, who wrote an op-ed for the San Francisco Chronicle that appeared on Sunday and quickly went viral. Seyer-Ochi's objection was to the "privilege, white privilege, male privilege and class privilege" symbolized by Sanders's choice of a relatively casual Burton snowboarding jacket and repurposed wool mittens.
"This," she told her students about the images from that day, "is white supremacy, this is white privilege. It can be hard to pinpoint, but when we see, it, we know it."
"This," she told her students about the images from that day, "is white supremacy, this is white privilege. It can be hard to pinpoint, but when we see, it, we know it."
Apparently we're so culturally sensitive you can't even just look old-manish.Jack Bauer said:
A public high school teacher in San Francisco named Ingrid Seyer-Ochi, who wrote an op-ed for the San Francisco Chronicle that appeared on Sunday and quickly went viral. Seyer-Ochi's objection was to the "privilege, white privilege, male privilege and class privilege" symbolized by Sanders's choice of a relatively casual Burton snowboarding jacket and repurposed wool mittens.
"This," she told her students about the images from that day, "is white supremacy, this is white privilege. It can be hard to pinpoint, but when we see, it, we know it."
So Justin is trying to search his soul and find his way not to disrespect butt pirates? Good for him. Just a reminder of why I don't watch golf. For the record, butt pirates need love too. Who cares? Less drama. More golf.Jack Bauer said:
WTAF? I swore this was satire.
"Never underestimate Joe's ability to **** things up!"
-- Barack Obama
-- Barack Obama
In defense of the internet the response to that article was overwhelmingly negative from both sides. Seems that regardless of party most people realize when you're being a ridiculous ******.
Her op-ed starts with the notion that the people on 1/6 were white supremacists. I wonder how actual white supremacists feel about all of these other people being labeled. They have to be thinking "this is membership only and you're not a real member".
Her op-ed starts with the notion that the people on 1/6 were white supremacists. I wonder how actual white supremacists feel about all of these other people being labeled. They have to be thinking "this is membership only and you're not a real member".
5 things we must normalize for men:
1- Crying
2- Sharing the care
3- Showing emotions
4- Seeking help
5- Sharing feelings
UN Women (@UN_Women) February 2, 2021
So....more women?
1- Crying
2- Sharing the care
3- Showing emotions
4- Seeking help
5- Sharing feelings
UN Women (@UN_Women) February 2, 2021
So....more women?