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House of Mann, an erotic gay BDSM clothing store, has been accused of sexualizing children after they used a nine-year-old boy dressed as a drag queen to model for them.
The nine-year-old drag queen who goes by the name “Queen Lactatia,” stands sexualized in the photos, wearing a sequin onesie.
Products available on House of Mann include BDSM sex harnesses, bondage gloves, jock straps, and nipple pasties, which are all tagged with keywords such as “hot,” “erotic,” gay,” “BDSM,” “fetish,” “kinky,” “dominatrix,” and “stripper.”
After users on Facebook and Twitter complained about the company sexualizing children for an erotic brand, House of Mann owner Brandon Hilton declared, “ woke up to countless tweets telling me ‘kill yourself’ and calling me a ‘pedo’ after we announced 9 year old drag superstar Lactatia as our new HOUSE OF MANN covergirl… If you can’t handle a kid in a sequin onesie, maybe the future isn’t for you!”
“I think this new generation of drag kids is brilliant and inspiring!” he continued in another post. “@Desmond_Amazing and Lactatia are the future! @TheHouseofMann is just making sure they look SICKENING! people will talk no matter what, might as well give them something FIERCE to look at!”
Despite the fact that some Twitter users reported the pictures, Twitter claimed they did not break any platform rules or policies.
The nine-year-old boy first became known to the public in September 2017, when he appeared on ITV’s This Morning with his mother, wearing a pink wig, makeup, and a dress.
“I think it’s extremely important to allow your children to really tap into their creative side, encourage and foster that independent spirit and being an individual,” proclaimed his mother in support. “I encourage all parents with their kids, if they have a passion, support it and let them do it.”
Meritocracy is a ‘tool of whiteness,’ claims math professorTo mediate this, Rubel recommends that math teachers incorporate more social justice issues into math lessons, but warns that even “teaching for social justice” can be a “tool of whiteness” if teachers are not sufficiently attuned to the experiences of minority students.
An Arizona woman is accused of firing shots at her husband who was sitting on the toilet.
Goodyear police report that on December 30 they received a call from a man who said his wife was shooting at him. Officers met the man near his home in the area of Pebble Creek Parkway and Indian School Road.
The man reportedly told police that his wife of 32 years was upset and had been yelling at him for two days.
He said he was on the toilet when 69-year-old Linda Jean Fahn barged in and fired two shots above his head.
Police contacted and detained Fahn in the home. She allegedly said to police, "I shot two bullets at the wall above his head to make him listen to me."
She claimed that "he would have to be 10 feet tall to be hit by the bullets." However, police estimated that the shots were fired about seven inches above the man's head as he was slouched on the toilet.
Fahn has been charged with aggravated assault.
Guess he kept a knife on the wall for just such an occasion.He got a knife from the wall and began stabbing her
In case anyone is curious, here’s a link to the complete cited study:WLJ wrote:More math is racist
Meritocracy is a ‘tool of whiteness,’ claims math professorTo mediate this, Rubel recommends that math teachers incorporate more social justice issues into math lessons, but warns that even “teaching for social justice” can be a “tool of whiteness” if teachers are not sufficiently attuned to the experiences of minority students.
https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=10342
Kind of hard to filter her views from those she quotes amass in all that but I'll accept that.Frailer wrote:In case anyone is curious, here’s a link to the complete cited study:WLJ wrote:More math is racist
Meritocracy is a ‘tool of whiteness,’ claims math professorTo mediate this, Rubel recommends that math teachers incorporate more social justice issues into math lessons, but warns that even “teaching for social justice” can be a “tool of whiteness” if teachers are not sufficiently attuned to the experiences of minority students.
https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=10342
http://ed-osprey.gsu.edu/ojs/index.php/ ... ad/324/222
It isn’t quite as stupid as the “Campus Reform” article would lead one to believe. In fact, the author chides “neoliberalism” in education.
A crazy shopper returned her Christmas tree to Costco this January for a refund — because it was “dead.”
Bizarrely, the woman apparently managed to get her money back in full despite taking the battered fir back a full 10 days after Dec. 25.
She was snapped at the checkout of the store in Santa Clara, Calif., by unimpressed shopper Scott Bentley, who was stuck in a line behind her.
He shared the photo on Facebook, writing: “I can’t make this stuff up.
“Woman in line at Costco, totally nonchalant, to return her Christmas tree ‘because it is dead’ on January 4.
“If I didn’t see it, I wouldn’t believe that someone had so little moral values or lack of conscience.
“Heartbreaking to think she may have needed that money so much, she lost all self respect and dignity for it.
“She did get a refund – not happily though. It was questioned, verified purchase on her account and she was shamed to a small degree… But I don’t think it fazed her because she has no conscience.
“She didn’t seem to mind that I took a photo and said ‘Are you serious?!?.'”
The woman was slammed on social media by users branding her “cheap” and “brazen.”
One person wrote: “People like this are miserable. Seriously, how cheap can you be?”
While another said: “Sister works for Costco, can confirm. People do this all the time. They will even demand a refund without bringing back the tree.”
Costco is known for its generous returns policies — with basically any item able to be refunded at any time except electronics, which have a 90-day limit.
According to a Reddit post, employees have returned a range of items — including an empty wine bottle, old fish, a used chicken coop and photo prints.
Sun Online has requested comment from Costco.
It's a parody of "Convoy" by CW McCall.Elkins45 wrote:Speaking of stupid stuff: has anyone heard Ron Dickson’s New commercial for National Gun Day on WHAS? It has a CB radio theme. “Breaker, breaker one nine.”
Because CB radio is all the rage right now.
Probably have to be at least 40 to remember that one.Jakob wrote:It's a parody of "Convoy" by CW McCall.Elkins45 wrote:Speaking of stupid stuff: has anyone heard Ron Dickson’s New commercial for National Gun Day on WHAS? It has a CB radio theme. “Breaker, breaker one nine.”
Because CB radio is all the rage right now.
Not if you were raised rightrustynuts wrote:Probably have to be at least 40 to remember that one.Jakob wrote:It's a parody of "Convoy" by CW McCall.Elkins45 wrote:Speaking of stupid stuff: has anyone heard Ron Dickson’s New commercial for National Gun Day on WHAS? It has a CB radio theme. “Breaker, breaker one nine.”
Because CB radio is all the rage right now.
As a truck driver at one point, old guys would ask if I knew it ever so often lol.Jakob wrote:It's a parody of "Convoy" by CW McCall.Elkins45 wrote:Speaking of stupid stuff: has anyone heard Ron Dickson’s New commercial for National Gun Day on WHAS? It has a CB radio theme. “Breaker, breaker one nine.”
Because CB radio is all the rage right now.
Yep.PDM wrote:Not if you were raised rightrustynuts wrote:Probably have to be at least 40 to remember that one.Jakob wrote:It's a parody of "Convoy" by CW McCall.Elkins45 wrote:Speaking of stupid stuff: has anyone heard Ron Dickson’s New commercial for National Gun Day on WHAS? It has a CB radio theme. “Breaker, breaker one nine.”
Because CB radio is all the rage right now.
I know, I remember it.Jakob wrote:It's a parody of "Convoy" by CW McCall.Elkins45 wrote:Speaking of stupid stuff: has anyone heard Ron Dickson’s New commercial for National Gun Day on WHAS? It has a CB radio theme. “Breaker, breaker one nine.”
Because CB radio is all the rage right now.
