I understand the critique of her style softening and perhaps undercutting the brutality of the subject, but calling for the paintings removal or destruction and claiming that the artist has no right to speak to this...doesn’t sit right with me.

Freakonomics recently did an interview with her and I am honestly really inclined to believe the accusations based on it alone...worth a listen if you’re interested in what kind of person this is, in her own words.
http://freakonomics.com/podcast/the-taboo-trifecta/

I am a wimp and there’s really only one scene that was too much for me...and I knew it was coming and could cover my eyes in time. Didn’t miss anything important.

Living in Texas sometimes is so bleak....thank god for small glimmers of resistance like this. It is the only thing I’ve got at this point.

I was actually kind of excited by the prospect of Hamno (my #1 love-to-hate author I mostly agree with) using his usual style to talk about labor challenges that disproportionately effect women or something....but I guess thanks for the shitty pun.

Was just about to comment but you beat me to it!

Have I been using different bathrooms than everyone else??

Politically engaging in this state is going to ruin my health I swear.....the rage strokes are unending v_v