Check out @The_UnSilent_’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/The_UnSilent_/status/1050455901021396993?s=09
A testimony to the immense fear, anger, and entitlement on the part of America’s white male supremacy
Check out @hourback’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/hourback/status/1050413471903506433?s=09
Video of esteemed newly-crowned Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s wife unable to conceal wholly rightful disgust in his presence
Check out @_SJPeace_’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/_SJPeace_/status/1050245114638098432?s=09
Under-prosecuted, uninvestigated, white male supremacist idiots
Check out @ProPublica’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/ProPublica/status/1047192153213034496?s=09
It’s disturbing how seemingly oblivious, ignorant, unknowledgeable, and powerless law enforcement seems to be when it comes to protecting anyone other than the power structure in place especially from thuggish, brutish, WASPy white boys such as these.
Praise Jesus et al. for people such as ProPublica.
Anita Hill Documentary Is Essential Viewing to Put the Brett Kavanaugh Hearings in Context – IndieWire
The headline took the words right out of my mouth! 🙂
This really was an Illuminating documentary. Fortunately I got to see it in theater in Bethesda, Maryland, when it came out. I would highly recommended in any case but especially right now I think it would be extremely valuable given the political context of the fraudulent Supreme Court hearings we’re witnessing these days.
I was somewhat politically aware during this episode in American history but watching the documentary was so much more enlightening and I came away from it with both an extremely high amount of respect for Anita Hill and an extremely high amount of disgust and disappointment in our white-male-supremacist political leadership (including the now beloved-by-association Uncle Joe Biden) that continues to infect our politics. It’s time for us to finally rid our American body of this virus don’t you think?
Beatriz at Dinner review – Salma Hayek takes on white privilege in savage drama | Film | The Guardian
A standout turn from the often under-utilized actor is one of the many joys of this carefully choreographed dinner party satire that acts as a cutting allegory of Trump’s America
I could not have put this any better myself I’m sure. So I’ll just post this as is. 🙂 I highly endorse the use of the word “savage” in the lede.
I hope you watch the movie and enjoy it!
I watched this movie at a time in my life when I could probably most feel it.  I think it deserves to be linked with Movie Recommendation: The New Age in that context.
