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Check out the piano player trying to keep up with her key changes and flat-out wrongness. Facial expressions are priceless!
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This is an interesting discussion on the ways that white supremacists trying to co-opt Irish identity as a white identity - it meanders in an enjoyable way.
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Just how embedded is racism, you ask?
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Interesting! I love learning about the history of the mundane, like clothing.
More recently, I’ve been told by designers that most mass-produced clothes (typically made in Asia) use Asian body models, and that’s why nothing fits my freakishly long Anglo torso the way I would like. And by that, I mean by covering it.
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Yes and no. You can tell that there is still a difference, if you ever get an item that was meant to be sold in an Asian market. (Discount stores like TJ Maxx get them sometimes.)
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Putting this here, because I can’t think of a better place, and if it gives someone a clue, well, good.
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Thanks, that’s a great analogy.
For those who’d prefer a non-Tweet version (from a link at the end of that thread) –
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Very appropriate for this topic. It’s nice to see yet another decent human being deciding to leave SubStack. Thanks for posting the piece.
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We’ll probably see much more of this because of efforts to use CRT in history classes:
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Don’t you think that usage is uncomfortable at best?
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Oh, shit, sorry!
I had no idea of the racist basis, all I knew was the bugs bunny reference. I thought it was a joke on “moron,” which is already fraught. Updating my references, and thanks for the heads up! TIL.
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OK, then how about…
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Assuming that’s referring to Jacob Wohl… it’s a good description. 
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