And for me specifically, how a few powerful people are intentionally making it that way. I have no problem with homosexuals. I don't think it needs to be in every TV show, but I understand why people might want to use their power to normalize it. They are trying to say they are just like a heterosexual couple. I get it. I don't know that we allow for slow progress anymore. We have to try to bend everyone to a certain mindset overnight and demagogue anyone that doesn't conform.

The problem I have is that I actually understand progressive philosophy and what it wants to accomplish. It's the activism component that gets me riled up. Praxis, Praxis, Praxis. This idea simply means one can't be JUST accepting. In order to be an ally you have to actively champion these ideals. It's not any one school that's a problem (though I am sure they exist). Rather, it's the intentional capture of higher learning where you create and pass on acolytes. And, since the goal is praxis, when those acolytes reach positions of power, they use it to bring in new acolytes. Specifically in the teaching world, this is called Critical Pedagogy. I don't care that people are gay or that people support them. I care about something that I know is happening and most people dismiss as "conspiracy." That's become such a braindead word. There is a real movement with real goals, and we all can't be dismissive about what's happening in front of our very eyes.

---