… Well, part of it, anyhow.<\/p>\n
Bari Weiss — a liberal, urban, lesbian writer late of the New York Times<\/em>* is saying<\/a> not to respond to wokeism by groveling, hiding your real thoughts, apologizing, trying to change yourself to fit the latest weird ethic, or parroting the party line.<\/p>\n No, she says not only to SPEAK UP with your real opinions, but live your life well according to your own standards<\/em> — which in her listicle of recommendations may not entirely be the standards of a Freedom Outlaw<\/a>, but certainly rhyme with them. Bari Weiss is wonderful, anyhow. But this is the freedomista best I’ve seen from her.<\/p>\n Read and rejoice.<\/p>\n —–<\/p>\n * Yes, Weiss (brave woman) quit her job at the Times in protest against what has now become media mainstream. But this is still a long, long way for an NYT writer to come. And a real blessing to see an anti-woke mainstreamer do something other than list grievances and wring hands about how bad things are getting.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" … Well, part of it, anyhow. Bari Weiss — a liberal, urban, lesbian writer late of the New York Times* is saying not to respond to wokeism by groveling, hiding your real thoughts, apologizing, trying to change yourself to fit the latest weird ethic, or parroting the party line. No, she says not only to SPEAK UP with your real opinions, but live your life well according to your own standards — which in her listicle of recommendations may not entirely be the standards of a Freedom Outlaw, but certainly rhyme with them. Bari Weiss is wonderful, anyhow. But this…<\/p>\n