Yeah, man, my fit, healthy 35 year old brother with no pre-existing conditions who climbed mountains and ran regularly before this just needed to be less “inactive”...that must be why 4 months after having COVID he’s suffering from myocarditis and has only JUST been able to complete a two mile walk with no negative…

They are doing a great job of showing how white supremacists co-opt the language of empowerment and change. Stormfront comes off as superficially as a disrupter, here to take down the sexists and stodgy old suits, but she’s the same old white supremacy dressed up in a hip millennial skin.

I’m going to say this much in my opinion, this young was probably strong enough to have survived the sexual assault, but not the outlandish assault sat upon her by her community, public servants, and that piece of shit family the Barnett’s.

Exactly, you can see just by looking at the black woman’s face (eyebrows), that she is reacting to the white woman misreading the t-shirt’s intent!

Your lack of comprehension and sensitivity underscores the artist’s point.

I totally agree, it’s not only the best song in the show but maybe the best song in musical theater in a very long time.

Agreed on Guns and Ships. The pace at which Daveed raps while using his french accent and dancing all over the stage is incredible. My favorite overall performance is Satisfied though, for the reasons the author already mentions, and listening to Leslie sing Wait For It and Phillipa sing Burn will never get old.…

Daveed Diggs is just fucking amazing in that show. Both his Lafayette and Jefferson are so charismatic, and his raps and flows are majestic. But yeah, I was always big on Satisfied (having only listened to the cast album) but seeing her do it in the filmed version makes it even more powerful.

It’s funny I sometimes fall into that thinking that Phillipa Soo is one of the weaker performers but she hits the notes that sends the waterworks my way. “That Would Be Enough” gets the waterworks going, but her part of “It’s Quiet Uptown” and of course “Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story” are devastating.

To your UNION!

Having seen the movie, I’ve gone from “Well yeah, sure Renee, Leslie and Daveed won Tony Awards” to “(all the way from London?) DAMN!”.

I’ve watched it 3 times since the July 3, the entire thing was fantastic.  I wanted to see it but I was not going to part with $350!!! for a seat, that’s airfare somewhere.   That guy who plays Hercules Mulligan though..... Hello fine Sir.........

Two things:

“The topic of your beauty should not have been shared over public discourse.”

lol

And let’s say that WAS true, that he did trip and fall (HE DID NOT.)

I mean, he did trip and fall...in the same way that someone might trip and fall after getting shoved down a flight of stairs.

This is what happens when someone has no fear of accountability of any kind.

EXACTLY! At least 20 offices had to agree to say that he tripped after WATCHING HIM GET PUSHED. That’s not 2 bad apples, that’s the whole fucking force - that’s systemic.

“Chief Moore, you have the most racist eyebrows I’ve ever seen,”