Politicized stuff list
Marriage
Dating
School
Military
Fraternities
Sports
T-shirt making
Church
Cake baking
Pizza making
flower arranging
facility rental
photography
ride-sharing
cafe cups (starbucks, a few times)
wedding video making
Entertainment media
news media
sexuality (boy is a girl)
raising children
kids books (Pepe and pede)
religion
weather
academia
science (warming)
internet search engines
Cotton stalk stems in a vase
cupcakes
Bananas (hanging on Univ. campus tree branch, offended blacks)
Nooses
American flag t-shirts (on cinqo de mayo, at school)
Whitehouse visits by basketball teams
Pumpkin spice lattes
Picnics (”sounds too much like ‘pick yer n**ger’”)
scoops of ice-cream (Trump got two, one for rest)
meatloaf (Christie, “Trump made me order meatloaf”)
Asian sportscasters named Lee
Statues
The word “niggardly”
Comedians, club and campus
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Comic books (many characters gay)
Fiestas-——used to be fun now “cultural appropriation”
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Politicized stuff list-
EVERYTHING
In the 1990s Clinton politicized stamps. And the first White House internet website.
The 1990s saw a series of stamps (10 sheets, one per “Decade” of the 20th century). They sold a history of America. Some of the subjects could be voted by popular choice (akin to the young/old Elvis stamp), others were chosen by committee and the slant of their significance was pure lib talking points.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celebrate_the_Century
The first White House website also told the history of America in terms of the “legacy” of the previous presidents and Clinton’s US government website talked a lot of sh!t about how Reagan-Bush had ruined America and how Bubba Jeff Clinton was making the world so much better. Each successive administration has altered thewebsite but Golden Child Obama threw a fit when the Trump administration took down his site.