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Jesus wow you're the most beautiful entity that I've ever drooling on me yes ma'am hey guys just wanted you to know that if you roll up to a national park and you tell them you have uh developmental disability they'll give you a card for free for your entire life and everyone in the car also gets in free in America you can be anything you want no I'm weak and gay oh I'm so weak gay oh so weak and gay oh I'm so weak and gay [Music] [Music] Cash Money Records taking over for the 9 in the 2000 back if if boys will be boys what girls be I think that phrasing is actually really dangerous because it excuses boys aggressive behavior as natural and doesn't shed enough light on the fact that most girls want to be amphibians if boys will be boys what will girls be girls would be amphibians girls would be amphibians well if I had choice I'd be uh a girl no um an amphibian both I like the half half absolutely like half fish half animal if boys will be boys what will girls be I think they'd be quite quiet quite nice they usually have one of those little white towels over their arm and say how's the wine so don't drop the soup spoon Madam I think you're thinking of waiters no I'm thinking of cheese on a stick now if boys will be boys what will girls be I've always wanted to be Italian you know I actually take issue with the premise of the question because I don't think boys want to be boys I don't know anyone who wants to spend that much time at sea or be a navigation Mark or a place that denotes uh hazards or reefs or to be used for moing I don't know a single person that wants to be us used for moing girls will be like killing it getting it yes honey go and get it girly girl but Queeny [Music] yeah Justin FYI if you see someone posting on the internet and they're wearing a mask and it's a k95 or a surgical or like just simply anything that probably isn't the most effective if you see that and then your gut reaction is to freak out and be mad at them and CR and like criticize them for not wearing like better quality um like protection you are a part of the problem like I look so dry I hate to break it to you but if your first reaction is to criticize and like condemn people rather than offering resources what's wrong with you like what up here tells you to immediately go into attack dog mode rather than let me see if this person you know could use some extra help and I could provide that granted I have enough time to comment and be mean to them on the Internet maybe I should spend that time looking up and finding out where they are maybe see if they have a Mas Block near them let them know cuz maybe they're just uninformed maybe they just simply don't have access to information the same way we all do and we're assuming the worst but you see them wearing a mask and you're you're mad at them you're mad at them they've already done something that like 90% of people refuse to even do or acknowledge is necessary right now in our society and you're m at them watching you guys slowly beginning to integrate Starbucks and McDonald's back into like your lives and your videos thinking nobody notices is like really cringey to watch I don't love women in non-binary spaces because firstly those are two different things one of them is a binary gender and the other one is feeling no relation to Binary gender so it's just different it's kind of like if you brought your wolf to the dog park and we're like well why can't he play they're all canines right it's different experiences those spaces I always just kind of feel weird about because it feels like when they say nonbinary they have a very specific image of the non-binary person who they want to include in that space like if you rolled up to one of those woman in non-binary events and you looked like you could have been a signed mail at Birth or say that you did dress kind of conventionally masculine even if you identified as non-b used they them pronouns to your core you felt that way I feel like you would be approached and be like hey this is a um woman and non-binary space meaning that the non-binary people who I think are encouraged to be in those spaces are ones I would say kind of like myself who I'm clearly I'm assigned female at Birth I do dress somewhat femininely like someone you could look at and be like oh that's just a girl so I feel weird in those spaces because I feel like even though it's a space meant for women and not nonbinary people because they're often times just so overrun by ciswoman I feel like I'm not really able to be non-binary in that space as much as I'm just seen by others as a woman even hotter take I'm not homophobic but I hate lgbtqia plus women spaces like why are we including the straight wom when you can be a woman and queer in so many different ways I can tell you why because those spaces also end up not feeling like the queerest spaces they just kind of of feel like spaces for Straight girls who like to hang out with gay guys and say the word slay and yes and not really about the protection and celebration of queerness like those events just kind of get overrun by Straight girls who watched Glee and think that's all queerness is what's that it's a pen what is that it's a pen what is it it's a pen I'm going to say something and you're going to want to jump me you're going to want to swing on me but I need you to listen to All of what I'm saying okay many of you will say that people should be vocal and they should speak up the people who do speak up the moment that they make a mistake or do something that is slightly off what you want them to do you will have their heads on a shopping block first thing that makes people afraid to speak up or to use their platforms to do any form of good because the second that they do anything that slightly variates from that thing you will be first in line to discard them you look at people who don't speak up as people who are not good enough and they are already being judged and criticized by you so it becomes this big old cluster [ __ ] of like judgment just constantly being passed so many of you believe that you are anti carceral or abolitionist and you are against these principles but you uphold them so much because the only thing that you know is that you are insatiable and nothing will ever be good enough nobody will ever be good enough the community you want will never exist if you will never have space for anybody to be human even your [ __ ] self because we all are walking contradictions because it is a natural part of being a human being y'all piss me off so bad but I do love y'all down even if I know y'all never return a favor broe changing her views after college just kind of reminded me when I changed my views when I was seven and I saw Trayvon Martin die on television and that's the first time I've ever seen police brutality in my life and my parents had to sit me down and let me know that this is what it's like being a black child in America that you could go to the store by Skittles and be killed by the cops so you know I don't know I just thought it was kind of funny she thinks it's funny for Twitter likes I think it's funny cuz her career is ending now so okay we need to talk about this wearing an eagle feather or a plume is one of the highest honors for Lota Dakota nakota and other tribes to honor and acknowledge someone who has accomplished something in their life I'm sure or I hope you've heard of the most recent case involving Genesis white bull from Farmington New Mexico hold on let me show you a picture okay this is Genesis white bull and as you can see she's wearing wearing a beaded cap and on top of her cap there's an eagle plume so to sum it up in case you don't know Farmington High School faculty came up to her in the middle of she was lined up getting ready to graduate and they came over and swapped her beaded cap and Eagle plume for a PL cap apparently her mom asked for the cat back and the eagle feather and Farmington High School said no so they had to wait for the principal and the cops to show up and whenever they got there they had them give it back to the mom and when they gave it back to the mom the Eagle plume apparently was cut so close to the fluffs at the bottom that it almost cut that part off and that makes me sick because that is so disrespectful a day of celebration for this young grad and her family turned into a day of public humiliation and a reminder that we are still living in a white man's world this incident is more common than you would think this is not just like a one-time incident this is just one of many that have happened just this year okay I'm going to remind it a little bit to 2019 when my cousin l a Juan showed up to graduation with her beaded cap and her Eagle plume this is in Arizona and they told her that she could either wear a plane cap or not walk across the stage so she among her family and other activists they stood outside of the venue of where she was supposed to graduate and they protested after her experience her along with her family took legal action with narf the Native American rights fund and Ros and donatelli in a lawsuit asking the court to make it illegal to ban Native American students to express their academic IC achievements through wearing beaded caps and eagle feathers or plumes this lawsuit actually ended in a successful appeal to the US 9th circuit so my question is why is this still happening but I guess that's where I come in so if you want to read more about Lissa's case it's going to be in the link in the link Tree in my bio I know we're all asking ourselves when is enough enough and I say we write it Dawn huge breaking news the people in Bangladesh have now suc sucessfully overturned the government what started as protests a couple of weeks ago turned into a full-blown Revolution and protesters even went into the prime minister's residence and the clips from it are absolutely insane after the people completely stormed her residence stole a bunch of her stuff and started partying there she had to flee to India this was a student Le Revolution and it was incredibly bloody hundreds of students lost their lives and became wounded but they successfully ran the Prime Minister out of Bangladesh she had to go to India this is absolutely insane because she was the Prime Minister for 18 years 18 years so to put it in perspective this prime minister that was in office for 18 years was successfully ran out of the country and now an interum government has taken over until they figure out their next steps absolutely huge I don't think it's making really big news because it's Bangladesh it's not a Western Country but the students gen Z the young Millennials just overturn the government power to the people power to the students and power to Bangladesh my God crazy news the Egyptians believed the most significant thing you could do in your life was die wow I just I've never met somebody who has the kind of perspectives that you do you just always have such a unique and interesting take on everything it's it's like oh it's so fascinating looking into your mind yeah okay like you don't have to I feel like you're being contradictory about everything like you I don't know like like like everything's an argument with you like everything it's fine I love how passionate you are no I love listening to you talk about the things that you're interested in and watching you get so excited it's the light in your eyes it's incredible I don't want to hear about your special interest right now I'm sorry I'm you talk about it all the time like you just ramble and rant and it's the same I'm sorry like I get burnt out hey I love being a strong provider I'm here for you whatever your needs are you know like I want to support you okay it just feels like we can't go out and do anything you know like everything's a struggle for you and like I'm like I'm always taking care of you you know like it's a lot on me you know like it's kind of a burden on me oh wow I love that outfit no it's weird but it's hot like it's great oh [Music] okay is that what you're [Music] wearing no I like it's not that I don't like your fashion scense It's just sometimes you dress real weird in a way that's like not I don't know like who's this for wow this is the I I can't believe this is the third date I have never opened up to somebody like this before wow um it's like you see right through me like I've I've never felt seen like this this is crazy I'm like I'm sorry I'm like falling for you for real it's creepy you just like look right into my [ __ ] soul and it I don't know man I don't feel like I don't like feeling like I'm being hyper analyzed all the time like it I just don't think this is going to work out making an emo song with only Taco Bell hot sauce packets let's go on an adventure cuz you so get me oh the anticipation on the count of three to say yes to Forever that was always the plan it's a secret so prove it I like it I get it let me hold your hand too bad you're not sing oh hear it from me mood is cute and I double dare you to marry me me because I've always grown up in an American culture that is deeply assimilated uh a place where we can always do and wear and be whatever the [ __ ] we want want to be y'all do realize how silly it sounds to say that I can't get my hair braided right right that's like me telling my hair stylist hey girl since you're black you know you can't wear yellow hair or red hair you know you can't wear blue colored contact lenses right the only thing that I'm going to focus on in this video is the fact that you really with your whole [ __ ] chest said that would be like me going up to her and being like girl you can have blonde hair and you can't have blue eyes the amount of people that do not understand the difference between culture and genetics is terrifying ma'am you're black hair stylist could have been born with blonde hair and blue eyes those are genetics and are not exclusive to people as a matter of fact I'm going to go out here on a length and say it's not even a part of your culture to have blonde hair and blue eyes and the fact that you would say that when you're getting called out for appropriating Black Culture is weird I would actually like to see you go up to your black hair stylist and tell her that she cannot have blonde hair and blue eyes and I would love to see her response cuz if her response is anything than spitting in your [ __ ] face then you deserve each other my favorite thing about online queer discourse is that it literally repeats every year but with a different identity and so many people just go along with it it's like watching a series of people literally never learn their lesson let's see if I can make a timeline so if I remember correctly it was bisexuals first right because y all wanted them to pick a side no irony there clearly forcing people into a sexuality they don't fit with has historically worked great and been a net positive then pansexuals because people had the audacity to experience multi-attraction but not identify with your specific label and then there was the ace discourse about how people who are Ace Arrow aren't really LGBT because y'all said lack of Attraction wasn't a sexuality and clearly they were just broken again no irony in this telling people with sexualities you don't understand that they're broken has always been a net positive and worked out great for everybody in the end oh and then y'all came for bil lesbians because y'all forgot people can experience different romantic and sexual attraction then y'all started calling trans women pedophiles again with no irony not like the community has a rampant history of queer people being called pedophiles as a fear-mongering tactic and then y'all started insulting trans men for speaking out about possibly suffering from their own set of issues that comes with being transmen God forbid people have their own set of issues they want to address separately everyone knows the queer experience is universal right and literally every single time all I hear is bro trust me my exclusionism is different bro no where are you going no trust B bro it's good this time bro I swear this time they're actually harmful trust me bro this is good bigotry bro I swear bro this time it's different and Justified bro like maybe I'm crazy but perhaps the biggest threat to our community is not people making up l Labs or mixing labels or talking about their own personal forms of Oppression they face but maybe just maybe it's the hordes of just genuinely straight up homophobic bigoted people who are actively trying to cut trans health care and take away gay marriage IDK maybe that's just me hello I'm a historian who has made an exciting discovery that is now national news and I want to tell you all about it and I want to tell you all about it because it tells us something absolutely thrilling and so wonderful about teenage girls of the past so I have rediscovered eight pieces of paper that have been colored cut and folded by girls in school 350 years ago these are some of them look at them so nice and Tiny they're so small I realize you're probably thinking why do I care about pieces of paper that girls cut out and colored well it's because the material evidence we have of girls from the 17th century is pretty rare we have a lot of their embroidery but we have very little else there are very few surviving Diaries from teenage girls very few surviving letters and very few examples of what they were doing with their hands and how they were decorating their lives so these pieces of paper actually show us how girls spent their time and how they embellished their world so I rediscovered these finds at a place called Sutton house which is a 16th century building in Hackney in East London that in the 17th century was a school for girls a few decades ago a team of archaeologists pulled up the floorboards and saved all of the little bits of ephemera that were underneath them and they saved things like a random Bean human teeth shoes matches and everything in between and included in these finds were little bits of pieces of paper like this this is a folded star you can see how tiny it is it's been intricately folded kind of like origami and as a historian who specializes in 17th century material culture and especially the lives of girls I knew what I was looking at when I saw these pieces I was seeing Tiny Prints that you could buy from any London print seller that had been used creatively this girl uh took a print that says a Heen it probably stood for Africa hen and she cut it out and she backed it with silk the girl who's working with this and this she hand colored and then painstakingly cut out prints of a fox and of a bathing woman and then she probably watched as they slipped through her fingers and fell through the floorboards these colored and cutout prints would have been used to Adorn a variety of surfaces like bowls uh tabletop boxes the walls of your house all sorts of things and that's also the case for folded stars or flowers like this and I know about this art form because even though it survives incredibly rarely people wrote about it in the 17th century so in the 1660s and 1670s there was a woman named Hannah woolly who was basically a household name she wrote domestic manuals that taught you how to be a successful wife mother Mistress of a household all that sort of stuff and she wrote about this specific art form this art that the girls at Sutton house were creating so she described quote The Cutting of prints and adorning rooms or cabinets or stands with them end quote and she says that she shall be willing to impart to them who are desirous to learn this skill she's trying to promote the fact that she knows how to do this and and she could teach you there is a lot to say about the connections between Hannah Woolly and Sutton house this is not the place but what I will say about this is her inclusion of this art form suggests that it was part of a girls artistic education in the 17th century well-off girls in the 1600s were expected to do things like learn to play music and speak French and do mathematics and arithmetic and read and write and do needle work but clearly some girls also had access to these prints and they were expected to use them to decorate surfaces they were expected to create 17th century decoupage the thing that's crazy about this stuff is that I can only think of three examples including the Sutton house pieces that are surviving examples of this art form from 17 century England one is a tabletop box that's from the 1680s and that's held by Whitney Antiques and another object which is also a box is in a private collection but honestly it makes sense to me why there was a lot of writing about this art but very few surviving examples and that's because paper is so ephemeral you know it'll get lost between the floorboards you're going to throw it away it won't survive the centuries these paper finds at Sutton house survived by accident and by chance they they're only known to us now because they slipped between the floorboards this rediscovery has led to an exhibition that is now open at Sutton house and it's free for everybody and it shows all of these eight pieces of paper that were made by 17th century school girls at Sutton house here's me with the installation I saw these guys again after a few months away and I cried the exhibition is open now until December and you can go and see these little paper cuts and these little paper folds they're so small I also took a selfie with a blown up version of my favorite piece a Heen and you too can take the selfie I know this is a long video and there's a lot of information in it but what I want you to walk away with from here is that the art of teenage girls is so important and that we've all always been the same we've always wanted to decorate our surroundings and to make them beautiful and vibrant you know when I was a teenage girl I just like loved cutting things out and collaging and decoupaging and it is so wonderful and very poignant to me that girls have been doing this for like almost 400 years I think it's so cool that no matter what changes in the world humans are kind of always the same we always want to beautify our lives and be creative I saw a lady on here who was recommending like anti-transgender children's books to people so here's one I wrote instead on a quiet street lined with trees the sun began to rise and lit up all the houses that sat neatly side by side each one had its differences unique and little ways but everyone was painted in a single shade of gray every house had bright white walls and the redest red front door they all had simple Sleek decor and light brown hardwood floors and every yard had a gorgeous Garden bathing in the sun all were Lush with blooming flowers all except for one you see house number 43 looked different from the rest its roof was sagging its lawn dried up the garden's flowers dead and since a little happy house is what most families want number 43 became the house that no one bought one day after school let out a boy walked up the street why is it you seem so sad he asked house 43 come on in see for yourself the Little House replied the boy ran up the front porch steps and made his way inside it was nothing like he'd ever seen a hallway painted pink an orange bedroom a yellow bathroom a lime green kitchen sink every room was different like a rainbow through and through and every piece of furniture was made in different Hues I know why you're sad he said I know what it is your outside doesn't match up with the house you are within after that the little boy would come back every day to paint the house with color till he covered up the gray the neighbors didn't like it and protested on the lawn but the house knew being happy meant much more than what they thought when the boy was nearly done the neighbors yelled and booed ignoring them he finished with a brush of royal blue and just like that The house's sagging roof began to rise the neighbors all fell silent they could not believe their eyes the grass grew long and Lush and green the flowers sprouted up trees began to rise out of the ground with rainbow trunks the little house was filled with light the birds were singing songs and the people in the street began to see that they hadd been wrong the neighborhood began to fill with folks from all around who came to see the most unique and Scenic house in town and for the first time ever the house stood tall with pride it then said to the little boy standing by its side you've given me my color all my Gardens and my trees but the greatest gift of all is that I finally feel like me read that to your [Music] kids make no mistakes I'm on the right baby I was B