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Anonymous wrote:To teach “RuPaulitics: Drag, Race, and Desire”.

Someone tell me that this is a joke or NY Post tabloid fiction.

https://nypost.com/2025/10/01/us-news/harvard-hires-drag-queen-named-lawhore-vagistan-as-visiting-professor/

If true, incredible to me that Harvard would make this move, especially given the current political situation. Seems…ill-advised.

That is why Trump gets elected. The left wants to show the middle finger and looks down at the vast majority of the Americans.

Meanwhile UW has people entering classrooms and sieg heiling- I’m sure there’s a middle ground.

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Anonymous wrote:Cool. Can’t wait for Harvard to hire a white person dressed up in black face who self named them selves a racial slur to teach the young adults of America.

Discussing how drag poorly represents women seems like something that could come up in that course- maybe you should take it. You seem interested.

Sounds like you welcome bringing black face to Harvard classrooms to “educate” students how minstrels poorly represent black people.

Interesting perspective.

I hope you get to register for that course! You seem deeply impassioned.

I would not enroll because unlike you I do not participate in the appropriation of immutable physical characteristics of an oppressed class of people by an oppressor class of people for entertainment purposes.

Yeah you sound super interested- you’re even making race and sex based analysis on this topic when no one asked! Didn’t know DCUM had a resident Gender Women Studies scholar, how amazing. I hope you find your people.

Glad that you can understand that race and sex are both innate immutable physical characteristics which are historically the basis of oppression.

You believe in the intellectually lazy theory of power analysis but trans people are where you draw the line? Interesting.

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Anonymous wrote:Cool. Can’t wait for Harvard to hire a white person dressed up in black face who self named them selves a racial slur to teach the young adults of America.

Discussing how drag poorly represents women seems like something that could come up in that course- maybe you should take it. You seem interested.

Sounds like you welcome bringing black face to Harvard classrooms to “educate” students how minstrels poorly represent black people.

Interesting perspective.

I hope you get to register for that course! You seem deeply impassioned.

I would not enroll because unlike you I do not participate in the appropriation of immutable physical characteristics of an oppressed class of people by an oppressor class of people for entertainment purposes.

Yeah you sound super interested- you’re even making race and sex based analysis on this topic when no one asked! Didn’t know DCUM had a resident Gender Women Studies scholar, how amazing. I hope you find your people.

Glad that you can understand that race and sex are both innate immutable physical characteristics which are historically the basis of oppression.

Thanks professor, but I didn’t ask! You 100% can join the class though to talk more about it. I’m not interested in the oppression Olympics- a bunch of woke bs excuses.

Reading the thread title, I thought this was a new Austin Powers character.

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Anonymous wrote:Cool. Can’t wait for Harvard to hire a white person dressed up in black face who self named them selves a racial slur to teach the young adults of America.

Discussing how drag poorly represents women seems like something that could come up in that course- maybe you should take it. You seem interested.

Sounds like you welcome bringing black face to Harvard classrooms to “educate” students how minstrels poorly represent black people.

Interesting perspective.

I hope you get to register for that course! You seem deeply impassioned.

I would not enroll because unlike you I do not participate in the appropriation of immutable physical characteristics of an oppressed class of people by an oppressor class of people for entertainment purposes.

Yeah you sound super interested- you’re even making race and sex based analysis on this topic when no one asked! Didn’t know DCUM had a resident Gender Women Studies scholar, how amazing. I hope you find your people.

Glad that you can understand that race and sex are both innate immutable physical characteristics which are historically the basis of oppression.

Today I learned: DCUM would have a fit if they entered a theatre course. Bless their hearts! They’d probably die if they saw what dance theory conversations look like.

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Anonymous wrote:Cool. Can’t wait for Harvard to hire a white person dressed up in black face who self named them selves a racial slur to teach the young adults of America.

Discussing how drag poorly represents women seems like something that could come up in that course- maybe you should take it. You seem interested.

Sounds like you welcome bringing black face to Harvard classrooms to “educate” students how minstrels poorly represent black people.

Interesting perspective.

I hope you get to register for that course! You seem deeply impassioned.

I would not enroll because unlike you I do not participate in the appropriation of immutable physical characteristics of an oppressed class of people by an oppressor class of people for entertainment purposes.

Yeah you sound super interested- you’re even making race and sex based analysis on this topic when no one asked! Didn’t know DCUM had a resident Gender Women Studies scholar, how amazing. I hope you find your people.

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Anonymous wrote:Cool. Can’t wait for Harvard to hire a white person dressed up in black face who self named them selves a racial slur to teach the young adults of America.

Discussing how drag poorly represents women seems like something that could come up in that course- maybe you should take it. You seem interested.

Sounds like you welcome bringing black face to Harvard classrooms to “educate” students how minstrels poorly represent black people.

Interesting perspective.

I hope you get to register for that course! You seem deeply impassioned.

I would not enroll because unlike you I do not participate in the appropriation of immutable physical characteristics of an oppressed class of people by an oppressor class of people for entertainment purposes.

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Anonymous wrote:To teach “RuPaulitics: Drag, Race, and Desire”.

Someone tell me that this is a joke or NY Post tabloid fiction.

https://nypost.com/2025/10/01/us-news/harvard-hires-drag-queen-named-lawhore-vagistan-as-visiting-professor/

If true, incredible to me that Harvard would make this move, especially given the current political situation. Seems…ill-advised.

That is why Trump gets elected. The left wants to show the middle finger and looks down at the vast majority of the Americans.

It doesn't look down on anyone to teach a course on drag, good grief.

It’s a real thing that exists, are we banning discussions on minstrel shows or the history of makeup too because you’re worried about men dressed eccentrically? I seriously don’t get it. Why do you care? What possibly could be the reason you find this so important?

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Anonymous wrote:To teach “RuPaulitics: Drag, Race, and Desire”.

Someone tell me that this is a joke or NY Post tabloid fiction.

https://nypost.com/2025/10/01/us-news/harvard-hires-drag-queen-named-lawhore-vagistan-as-visiting-professor/

If true, incredible to me that Harvard would make this move, especially given the current political situation. Seems…ill-advised.

That is why Trump gets elected. The left wants to show the middle finger and looks down at the vast majority of the Americans.

It doesn't look down on anyone to teach a course on drag, good grief.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cool. Can’t wait for Harvard to hire a white person dressed up in black face who self named them selves a racial slur to teach the young adults of America.

Discussing how drag poorly represents women seems like something that could come up in that course- maybe you should take it. You seem interested.

Sounds like you welcome bringing black face to Harvard classrooms to “educate” students how minstrels poorly represent black people.

Interesting perspective.

I hope you get to register for that course! You seem deeply impassioned.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:To teach “RuPaulitics: Drag, Race, and Desire”.

Someone tell me that this is a joke or NY Post tabloid fiction.

https://nypost.com/2025/10/01/us-news/harvard-hires-drag-queen-named-lawhore-vagistan-as-visiting-professor/

If true, incredible to me that Harvard would make this move, especially given the current political situation. Seems…ill-advised.

That is why Trump gets elected. The left wants to show the middle finger and looks down at the vast majority of the Americans.

Yeah yeah, political philosopher. Republicans say this for anything they morally disagree with- we get it, you have qualms with people of color, people of the wrong faith, people of the wrong gender, women, etc etc. it’s like all republicans can intellectually do is complain that society isn’t their exact composition of majority Christian people. We get it.

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Anonymous wrote:Cool. Can’t wait for Harvard to hire a white person dressed up in black face who self named them selves a racial slur to teach the young adults of America.

Discussing how drag poorly represents women seems like something that could come up in that course- maybe you should take it. You seem interested.

Sounds like you welcome bringing black face to Harvard classrooms to “educate” students how minstrels poorly represent black people.

Interesting perspective.

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Anonymous wrote:Jesus Christ. It's like the elites want us to fall behind China.

In the mean time, continue paying tax for this.

Humanities instruction and funding comes from the institution and is notoriously cheaper than stem research and the mega structures that come from STEM initiatives.

But sure, you can argue we should defund cancer, Alzheimer’s, and HIV research if that floats your boat.

Wait...I have a boat ???

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/idiom

Anonymous wrote:To teach “RuPaulitics: Drag, Race, and Desire”.

Someone tell me that this is a joke or NY Post tabloid fiction.

https://nypost.com/2025/10/01/us-news/harvard-hires-drag-queen-named-lawhore-vagistan-as-visiting-professor/

If true, incredible to me that Harvard would make this move, especially given the current political situation. Seems…ill-advised.

That is why Trump gets elected. The left wants to show the middle finger and looks down at the vast majority of the Americans.