If George watches this clip from Disney's 1946 animated film Make Mine Music, he might not want to ever again wear a fedora. This one is downright creepy!
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I used to get a t-shirt from every concert. I eventually gave up on it when T's started costing $45. Now I only get one if I really like the design. I used to always get a shirt when I'd go to a new ballpark, but haven't done that in a while either. I would have gotten one in Baltimore, but they didn't have a good Camden Yards shirt. (Gotta celebrate the architecture.)
The Mrs. keeps saying that I'd look good in a fedora. I can't bring myself to do it, even for the broad.
Nobody looks good in a fedora. Maybe like French people???..nobody wants to be a French person.
I'm having a hard time locating you in the octoberfest garb - aren't you wearing some kind of hat?Indiana Jones......
Not Hectic. I can't even pull off a baseball cap.
Your Honor, I would like this 2018 essay by Rebecca Jennings to be entered into the record as Exhibit A.
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Fedoras are for jerks: a history of awful dudes in awful hats
Why the fedora, the trucker hat, and the beanie have all become associated with bad dudes.
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That's the required uniform of my people.
It works at the festival when there are 10,000 other people wearing them. The Monday after, it doesn't work so good.
who the f cares if critical race theory is taught to our kids?
i think in general it's people trying to do the right thing.
en.wikipedia.org
sorry, i know this is political.
i think in general it's people trying to do the right thing.
Critical race theory - Wikipedia
sorry, i know this is political.
If you're not teaching them the good and the bad about our country's history, then they are basically getting fed propaganda.
It's not. It's a false-flag buzzword used by the right. They have no idea what it is.
Here's what it is. It's a concept that is taught in law schools. It's not new. And it has nothing to do with the history or social studies curriculums in public schools.
It's a scare tactic. Just like death panels, and shedding vaccines, and pedophile pizzerias.
An essay at Brookings.edu explains "critical race theory": "U.S. social institutions (e.g., the criminal justice system, education system, labor market, housing market and healthcare system) are laced with racism embedded in laws, regulations, rules and procedures that lead to differential outcomes by race." Critical race theory does not blame white people for racism – but, regardless, white people do not want it taught in our schools. Mister scotch is correct in saying the right "have no idea what it is."
Why are states banning critical race theory?
And that brings us to this week's news from California, where a school board decreed that critical race theory is "racist." Huh?
www.foxnews.com
Why are states banning critical race theory?
And that brings us to this week's news from California, where a school board decreed that critical race theory is "racist." Huh?
California school board bans critical race theory
One California school district blocked critical race theory in its classrooms this week – banning what the board defined as a “fatally flawed” ideology “based on false assumptions about the United States of America and its population.”
www.foxnews.com
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Then there should be no concern about the actions of the California School Board 98 just posted,.
Basically yes. It's people banning something that isn't a thing. Just like politicians were banning Sharia Law.
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
I know there are groups who would like to see their communities governed by Sharia Law at least up here. Banning would prevent that from happening.
But I see your point. But I have heard people advocating it be taught it schools. Can I assume that they also have no idea what they are talking about?