You just can’t make this sh*t up!
o.O
Will they now have a column in "Glamour" or "Cosmo"?
Maybe we need to sic 'em on Moochelle. Somebody needs to have a heart-to-heart about that yellow tablecloth she wore to Japan today.
Let’s ban universities. They might be racist, too. In fact, let’s ban people. They can be racist.
Start telling these totalitarians to go to hell.
“Some other symbols, like the Confederate soldier uniforms once worn by members of some fraternities on special occasions, were banned years ago, Wilson noted Tuesday.”
Only a revisionist fascist would call banning history positive ‘progress’. Forutnatly Collage campuses are filled with such anti-historical fascist starting with the professors.
Ban hoop skirts.
I don’t care about hoop skirts, I never think about hoop skirts, I had to look up hoop skirt.
So, it’s a dumb idea. Let’s ban everything we can think of that can lead anyone to think about pre-Civil War days. Let’s ban cotton, horses, columns, carriages, staircases, kitchens,....(this is going to be a long list)..biscuits, boutiques, balls, ...
Gone with the Wind fans will not approve ,LOL
Hoop skirts were very popular in the 50s.
The 1950s.
What have these idiots been smokin’?
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Ban white people too. ‘cause some are racist.
Ban black people too. ‘cause some are racist.
Hoop skirts or more technically crinoline supported skirts were the fashion during the 1850s/60s throughout Europe and the Americas. Empress Eugenia of France made it fashionable. The wives and daughters of industrial magnates in the North attending an abolitionist event would be wearing hoop skirts just as some Southern mistress of a plantation. Has these people ever watched British period pieces that have nothing to do with slavery? Since slavery has existed in the US really since Jamestown does that mean a ban on any period clothing from say 1870 to 1607. Wouldn’t wearing an 18th century outfit or a high waisted Regency/Federal period dress also be a racist and tainted by slavery as a crinoline skirt?
Sigh....
Lord help us.
Tatt
My high school in Macon, Ga had the largest Junior ROTC program, IIRC, in the nation in the 1960’s. Each year we would have a Military Ball. In 1963, most of the girls wore hoop skirts. Thankfully, we had a 1953 Desoto with a lot of front seat room and big doors. Finally managed to get her skirt all inside & close the door.
By 1965, most of the hoop skirts had been replaced by modern formal gowns.
It seems that hoop skirts have gone the way of the Desoto...
(BTW, I’m a Ga Tech man. This seems like a stunt that the Clark County Cow College [UGA] would pull!)