Posted on 05/18/2021 11:37:32 AM PDT by Condor 63
An online petition to rename Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Washington, DC, after teenage pop star JoJo Siwa has earned over 55,000 signatures — and even an endorsement from Siwa herself.
The Change.org petition, succinctly titled "Rename Ronald Reagan Airport to Jojo Siwa Washington National Airport," was created by Georgetown University student Dylan Long, DCist reported in April. Currently addressed to Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority John E. Potter, the text of the petition itself is brief: "why on earth is there an airport named after this war criminal."
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ping
One fewer issue to worry about :-)
Good God...I didn’t know that. I only heard about the bows because my Granddaughter wanted some.....thanks !
Ah. She appeals to the young-heads-full-of-mush crowd.
The only reason I know of her is because I have little grand-daughters who love hair bows/ribbons and Jo Jo’s name is on the packages.
I’m not impressed with her and I’d rather the hair stuff didn’t have her name.
She looks like Rainbow Brite on MDMA. And, as far as girls go, not particularly cute. How did she become even remotely popular? That bow is just... So eighties. And NOT in a good way.
I love my vintage 80’s clothes, but that is just... Ugh. -cringe-
Are their no alternatives to her branded kitsch?
Probably but I have to be honest and say that these bows are attractive. Lots of little girls are wearing them.
I wish these alt lifestyles would be their business and not share with the world. Having said that, the world is intent on “educating” young girls about these lifestyle choices.
Our kids have no knowledge of what JoJo is promoting (lifestyle) except for the hair stuff.
Hell no...
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