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This Is A PetSmart, Ma'am
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boyculture.comTHIS queen?! (Image via video still) A professional harasser came for PetSmart employees for their store having a Pride flag up, but was told to leave instead.
The scary part is this guy and others are all parroting these dehumanizing arguments that queer people are sexualizing children — and they believe it: On a lighter note, at the end, the guy is finally corrected after consistently calling the place PetCo instead of PetSmart.
Pure idiocy. The guy doing this is Ethan Schmidt-Crockett of Arizona. He's been arrested — recently — and has threatened to HUNT queer people.
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Author Conner Habib on his engrossing debut novel Hawk Mountain
An absorbing read full of twisted tenderness and atmospheric tension, Hawk Mountain, the debut novel by Conner Habib, is utterly compelling. “The boy looks up: green eyes, Todd sees. Like cracked sea glass. ‘Jack. Gates,’ Mrs. Call says again. ‘Not an easy name to forget. If you say it, you’ll remember it.’ She gestures to […]
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