January 2011
December 2010
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Miracle on 22nd St.
Two New York City men feel a tremendous responsibility to respond properly when they mysteriously receive hundreds of letters addressed to Santa Claus at their Chelsea apartment.
just wanna love ya baby
My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2010-12-19) →
Arcade Fire (48)
Kaki King (43)
Steve Reich (28)
Björk (21)
Toro y Moi (18)
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Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation Pulls Funding from... →
The Mapplethorpe Foundation joins the Warhol Foundation in announcing that no more funds will go toward the Smithsonian, unless the work of art pulled by the museum — A Fire in My Belly, a video portrait by Wojnarowicz — is reinstalled. It was pulled last month after anti-gay activists with the Catholic Church and a right-wing news site, CNSNews.com, suggested that the piece was offensive to...
sleepy, high poems by theo.
“alas she says. a flower. flower so hood. flower so womanly. so patriarchal. oh the flower. groans and sways. its facist flower. sexist flower. I hate that flower. patriarchy. PATRIARCHY. hood woman patriarchy forever. A+.”
I would like not to write this paper.
Hipster Racism →
borednschooled:
Hard on the heels of my discussion about liberal sexism, I think it’s time to talk about hipster racism. I’m borrowing the term “hipster racism” from Carmen Van Kerckhove over at Racialicious, because it really is a perfect word to describe the phenomenon, and I note that other people are using the term as well. Hipster racism is a pretty pernicious problem, and it seems to be...
patchthatsweater asked: you're so considerate. cindy is down with 'she' i just use 'they' kinda sorta for everyone. i just transitioned from primarily using 'she' to preferring 'they' when asked but i'm comfortable with whatever pronoun you like for someone on the femmederqueer (it's a word, i call it) end of the spectrum. sorry for the essay. and when are you...
http://www.radiolab.org/2010/dec/14/ →
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patchthatsweater asked: you're so considerate. cindy is down with 'she' i just use 'they' kinda sorta for everyone. i just transitioned from primarily using 'she' to preferring 'they' when asked but i'm comfortable with whatever pronoun you like for someone on the femmederqueer (it's a word, i call it) end of the spectrum. sorry for the essay. and when are you...