2 chapters across the catalog
Princeton professor Eddie Glaude claimed on television that American voters chose a "felon" over a "black woman" because they would rather destroy the republic than elect her. The commentary dismisses Glaude's analysis as outdated and overly focused on racial grievances.
Glamour Woman of the Year, Bono, Gender Identity Politics
Glamour Magazine named U2 frontman Bono as its first male "Woman of the Year" for his humanitarian work. This decision is mocked as an absurdity of modern gender politics, especially given the exclusion of Hillary Clinton from the top spot in favor of a male rock star and the founders of Black Lives Matter.
