Monday Reads, Etc.

The UK version of BLM proves BLM is a postmodernist shithole drenched in the degenerate queer theory:



This conversation is unbelievable.  Here we are in the 21st century, and a bunch of millennials can't understand there is  such a thing as sex, and that people cannot change the sex they are.  They do remnd me quite a bit of the Moonies of the 1970s.  They talk like cult members complete with talking points.

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Harry Belefonte always had a lot of guts standing for what he believes:

Harry Belafonte denounced President Trump and his staff after the White House deputy chief of staff, Dan Scavino, posted a manipulated video of the singer and activist to his Twitter account. “They keep stooping lower and lower,” Belafonte said. https://t.co/MDuNP1hhyB

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 31, 2020

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Good review of Abigail Shrier's Irreversible Damage.

I think she likely had a hard time finding a publisher for her book, for she wound up, like Mark Fuhrman did, having the book published by Regnery Publishing.  That publisher was infamous in the 1990s for having anti-Clinton screeds when no other publisher would bother with them.
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