Posted on 02/20/2019 11:05:24 AM PST by C19fan
Students at Washington University in St. Louis have erased the “vagina” part of The Vagina Monologues — instead calling it The [Blank] Monologues — in order to be inclusive of other genitals.
“In adapting this show to become more gender inclusive, this year’s audience members, regardless of how they identified, were able to more strongly connect with the impactful monologues,” stated a piece in the college newspaper, The Student Life. “Thirty performers spoke 20 different pieces, all centering around sexuality, sexual violence, body image and more.”
(Excerpt) Read more at nationalreview.com ...
The Squirmin’ Herman The One Eyed German Monologues
With all this sexual gender confusion and assertiveness about ones own viewpoint...I am beginning to wonder if some chemical present during a child’s gestatation has affected the brains of the newer generations...birth control pills...mj...cigarettes...soy estrogen...toxic new chemicals...ethyl alcohol...cocaine..herbal meds could be the culprits...no? Would be a huge topic for study. Like when diethylstilbestrol was linked to cancer in women whose maternal mothers was exposed to it. Or fetal alcohol syndrome associated with alcohol use in expectant mothers...
The idiocy that led to the “V monologues,” has been replaced by insanity.
they need to drop “Monologues” too, because it excludes those who can’t speak ...
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“People who identify as women but do not have vaginas absolutely deserve acceptance and respect.”
Here’s why NR sucks, and doesn’t represent Conservative Americans. May they go the way of the Weekly Standard.
Leftist Implosion Ping.
Lower Front Monologues
No, that's not fair to Bi's Bilogues.
No, no, that's not fair to the other 57 non binary possibilities, is it?
The Lower Front ∞logues?
I couldn’t read the report. A couple of sentences and I didn’t know whether to puke or laugh. So I shook my head and listened to the marbles roll around awhile.
Many decades ago I took a humanities course at a really good liberal arts college which has been radically feminized into a bird bath for gutter snipes.
The course covered Ancient Greek comedy and tragedy. I remember that in several comedies, the male members wore dangling penises that were a foot or so long. The course covered the coarsening of Greek civilization and its downfall. One comedy was Lisastrata, where the women of the Pelopenisian War wouldn’t share thier vaginas with their men waging war against each other. Which in the real Greek world shouldn’t have made much difference since Greek men were busily and prsumably happy corn holing each other. Now our amalgomation of fags and disturbed women are busily tearing down Western Civilization, I think it’s time to quit laughing and go spend an hour or so puking.
You are free to join my in spirit if not in person.
Somehow, “The Front Hole Monologues” just doesn’t have the same ring to it...
With no “vagina” there is no inclusion of other genitals.
I recently read the annotated version of “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury - lots of commentary by Bradbury himself.
He recounted numerous efforts to bring his book to the stage at colleges, but they wanted a re-write to make things more “inclusive” — changing characters and deleting some things they deemed offensive.
He noted THEY, the colleges, were the firemen, destroying and editing work. The colleges, instead of seeing the error of their ways, ironically canceled the projects.
Infinilogues? Beside 57 states-———— Oh, 57 states of genderistic identity. Can I use “tity”?
Does that mean The Pecker Performances has to also go?
Monologues kind of offend me too. What about Duologues, Heterologues and Bigalogues? I’m not sure they have purified the language enough.
The Artist Formally Knows As The Vagina Monologues
The [Blank] Tripe.
the Frunt Monologues
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