It’s been a heady time for the Black Lives Matter movement. After months of confinement, the death of George Floyd unleashed a flood of progressive protesters, who swept through Western cities in a frenzied festival of righteous purification.
Nothing is safe from this tidal wave of iconoclasts; heroes of the second world war and the Civil War; classics of the silver screen and the crystal bucket; Chicos, Redskins, Coco Pops; no sin is too trivial to escape the scourge of our moral guardians; no corporation too large to bow in submission; YouTube, Amazon, Netflix have made donations or altered their logos;...
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