Another night feed stretching into the early hours!
Anyway, was wondering what a culture war thread would look like on npr rather PR. Might be a little more conversation.
I’ll start us off with this
https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2020/ ... gale-court
A theatre in Birmingham, Uk has agreed to rent space to the ministry of justice to run some court cases to catch up on COVID related back log.
One of the resident theatre companies has quit this season’s shows in protest. The theatre company is for black artists.
That’s some serious schism, where merely sharing a building brings such a reaction.
Society feels so fucking divided at the moment.
NPR culture wars.
Don't worry about it. It's pretty much only one side that stamps their feet and has a tantrum.Random1 wrote: Fri Dec 25, 2020 2:14 am Another night feed stretching into the early hours!
Anyway, was wondering what a culture war thread would look like on npr rather PR. Might be a little more conversation.
I’ll start us off with this
https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2020/ ... gale-court
A theatre in Birmingham, Uk has agreed to rent space to the ministry of justice to run some court cases to catch up on COVID related back log.
One of the resident theatre companies has quit this season’s shows in protest. The theatre company is for black artists.
That’s some serious schism, where merely sharing a building brings such a reaction.
Society feels so fucking divided at the moment.
Chris Jack, 67 test All Black - "I was voted most useless and laziest cunt in the English Premiership two years on the trot"
