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“Miss Camille was not at all into changing or challenging the status quo. Girlfriend just wanted to be right there in the middle of that white supremacist capitalist patriarchal stage doing her thing. Go, girl! You got it! It’s all yours!”

Screaming

"...when it came down to... divesting of some white supremacy, all Miss Camille could say was, “African Americans must study the language and structure of Western public power while still preserving their cultural identity, which has had world impact on the arts.” Oh, we so hurt! Miss Camille, you mean all you think we can do is dance and sing? We read and write now, yes, ma’am."

“The mix of sassy dissin’ witty radical “reads” with straight-ahead conservative-speak spices things up in just the way that makes it the kind of border-crossing cultural criticism everybody can groove on. Even though it does seem that radical chic was absorbed by the rearticulation of mainstream, white supremacist capitalist patriarchal values. I mean girlfriend bashed feminism left, right, and center."
Drag her!

CLEANSING my mind of alien peen. The first essay is entitled: “POWER TO THE PUSSY: We don’t wannabe dicks in drag”
Hit me, bell.