NPR: Miss Netherlands Crowns Trans Woman
Do women grow tired of a man stepping in to show them how it’s done? Should they change the title to Mx Netherlands?
Category: Culture (Page 19 of 21)
This celebration of Jeremy Clarkson’s career at the Sunday Times has many of his columns and is a good way to spend some time.
Washington Post: Dylan Mulvaney should be a role model
Washington Post: Dylan Mulvaney should be a role model
I’ve been a fan of Megan McArdle’s writing since she was with The Atlantic. She can be very good on economics, but her privilege starts to show when writing about middle America and flyover country. She is missing the point on Dylan Mulvaney.
The New Republic: Florida law may ban Rocky Horror
When I was told this by a friend, I was incredulous, as I am about anything that conveniently fits the narrative.
Breitbart: Vivek Ramaswamy on Trans MMA Fightersent-vows-fight-trans-cult/
When I was in my teens, Muhammad Ali fought Joe Frazier, George Foreman and Ken Norton. I’m not a fight fan, but those fights were fun. Muhammad Ali could talk shit and move in the ring. Those guys were like giant dinosaurs slugging it out. MMA holds no appeal to me, but I have enjoyed Joe Rogan since NewsRadio. Rogan was shaken up by Tamikka Brents getting beaten up. Apparently Brents didn’t even know that she would be fighting a man.
Schools are a condensed version of the community. To stop school shootings, society has to change, and that’s difficult. It is more convenient for activists to use school shootings to their political advantage. “Never let a crisis go to waste.” The corollary is never solve a crisis if you don’t have to.
Everybody needs to grow up and act like adults.
Looking at the actual poll, I don’t think it’s that bad. People haven’t lost faith in concepts, but have learned that the people in charge of everything are inept.
I’m not eating any God damn crickets.
WSJ: Gen-Z yearns for stability
WSJ: Gen-Z yearns for stability
Not long ago, a friend who teaches a communications course at a Midwestern business school asked me to speak to her class. Her instructions were invitingly wide: “Just tell them about your career.” And so I did, trying to hit all the points that might be relevant to students about to enter the job market.
Unmentioned in the article, and presumably the address to the class, is that Suzy is married to Jack Welch.