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Richard Eskow makes the counter-intuitive argument over at Boing Boing. My two favorite points:
Elvis was not willing to accept traditional gender boundaries. Even as a teenager in Tupelo, Mississippi, Elvis dyed his hair and enhanced the beauty of his eyes with eyeliner. He wore a pink sport coat, in violation of gender norms, [...]
The Bravery “Slow Poison.” It’s like 2001: A Space Odyssey meets Lisa Frank.
Slow Poison – The Bravery from Orion Tait on Vimeo.
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