Not all is well at Gallaudet University, D.C.'s college for the deaf and hard of hearing. The problem is from Dr. Angela McCaskill, GU's associate provost of diversity and inclusion — she's got an ax to grind, rather inconveniently for her, with diversity and inclusion.
Young teenager? Both of my (boringly straight male) boychikls went through "I'm a Republican" at about age thirteen (nine or eleven years ago). I never figured out why. I didn't do anything other than remark that they were fucking idiots, but over the subsequent years they seem to have recovered.
I was entertained by that addition to the story, like of course all of us Vagina-Americans do what our husbands order us to do, even if they only order with body language.
I think you&#039;re missing the point: she didn&#039;t <i>want</i> to sign the petition, but her <i>husband</i> told her to. Obvs, she had no choice in the matter.
Ohhh...
I&#039;m really late today, but that deserves another
Ha!
If I could walk THAT way....,
Oh, nevermind.
Awwww. (Except, possibly, for the Disney World part).
I thought you said that.
Young teenager? Both of my (boringly straight male) boychikls went through &quot;I&#039;m a Republican&quot; at about age thirteen (nine or eleven years ago). I never figured out why. I didn&#039;t do anything other than remark that they were fucking idiots, but over the subsequent years they seem to have recovered.
Good on your mom.
Diversity of diversity officers! How has this idea escaped popular attention?
Judging from all their recent whining, it sounds like the fundies have been shooting for &quot;protected class&quot; status.
I was entertained by that addition to the story, like of course all of us Vagina-Americans do what our husbands order us to do, even if they only order with body language.
What happens in church stays in church. That&#039;s what they tell the altar boys.
I can&#039;t believe that no-one else has said this yet, but Is she deaf to reason?
Well I&#039;m for diversity. But I still have to draw the line somewhere.
I think you&#039;re missing the point: she didn&#039;t <i>want</i> to sign the petition, but her <i>husband</i> told her to. Obvs, she had no choice in the matter.
He never mentioned cats, either, and thus all the anti-cat petitions plastering the bulletin boards of any evangelical church.
Yeah, we wouldn&#039;t want it to get out of hand!