NOIRTRASH
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I own a book my ancestor published back a long time ago. Its about ordinary life in Illinois about 1820. The nearest store was 70 miles away, and folks went to the store once a year, to trade stuff for bullets and beans and cloth and needles. One young man bought his wife a new cloth bonnet, and it was a scandal. It was a scandal, my ancestor said, because no woman ever got anything new. The women were pissed, and the men were embarrassed about a modest Leghorn Bonnet. Women made do and repaired clothing till someone had the decency to die and leave them better stuff.
People been pissed since Christ was a lowly corporal.
A generation from now, when all are gay and community orgamizers, they'll be rabid about some new outrage and oppression.
People been pissed since Christ was a lowly corporal.
A generation from now, when all are gay and community orgamizers, they'll be rabid about some new outrage and oppression.