Proclivities wrote:

any idea why the Post was there to interview her? I assume it was an ambush over some other event. Her response reminds me of those gun-waving nuts that are lauded as heroes but oh hey it's completely different.

 kurtster wrote:
For the sake of clarity and context: She is not "literally at work" and I'm not sure if college students are considered "children".   She's a (former) adjunct art professor who was fired from Hunter College in Manhattan.  She was not at work in those photos - she was on the street in front of, and in the hallway of her Bronx apartment where NY Post reporters came to "interview" her.  However, she is certainly a "nut", if not a stronger term.

Our children's educators at work.  Literally.

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Oregon Gov’t Student Health Survey Asks 11-Year-Olds If They Are Trans

 R_P wrote:
i wouldn't have canceled her
i wouldn't have put her in time out for two weeks either
get an expert on the show asap, discuss, let her apologize or amend her comment and bob's yer aunt/uncle
the feigning and posturing around getting someone punished/fired for making an error/mistake or saying something silly is just nuts
reality should intervene

 miamizsun wrote: 
Programmable molecular sissors? Interesting...

Ooh, almost cancelled.

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
i couldn't agree more and i'd like to ask a favor

if you could just give tiffany vora at least five undivided minutes (and yes i'm huge fan of SU and vora)
i'd subscribe and watch all of these ;-)

 
kurtster wrote: 
yep, definition of race is a tricky issue. Mainly because it is largely an entirely artificial distinction.

 Lazy8 wrote:

Probably due to an utter lack of having one himself.

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:
He seems really invested in somebody else's sex life.

 sirdroseph wrote: 
that boy needs a hug.