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Leo Kearse shares news about a touring production of St. Joan, the story
of Joan of Arc, featuring a black, non-binary star:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_8I6VCqabQ [9 minutes]

The minorities are apparently so jealous of the achievements of whites
and so desperate for heroes that look like them that they expropriate
ours by telling flat-out lies about them. They did the same recently by claiming that Shakespeare was a black, North African, Jewish woman. They
did it 30 years ago by claiming that Beethoven was gay on the scantiest
of evidence (i.e. wishful thinking, not fact).

As Kearse points out, it is the exact OPPOSITE of edgy: it's the only
thing you can do these days due to the infiltration of our institutions
by the wokesters.
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On Feb 23, 2026 at 6:58:18 PM PST, "Rhino" <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:

Leo Kearse shares news about a touring production of St. Joan, the story
of Joan of Arc, featuring a black, non-binary star:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_8I6VCqabQ [9 minutes]

The minorities are apparently so jealous of the achievements of whites
and so desperate for heroes that look like them that they expropriate
ours by telling flat-out lies about them. They did the same recently by claiming that Shakespeare was a black, North African, Jewish woman. They
did it 30 years ago by claiming that Beethoven was gay on the scantiest
of evidence (i.e. wishful thinking, not fact).

They're now also claiming Beethoven and Mozart were black.


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BTR1701

Rhino

Apparently, Joan of Arc is now black and non-binary

They're now also claiming Beethoven and Mozart were black.

https://i.postimg.cc/xdz5hDYm/1614447266472.jpg
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On 2026-02-25 06:00:55 +0000, Ed Stasiak said:

BTR1701

Rhino

Apparently, Joan of Arc is now black and non-binary

They're now also claiming Beethoven and Mozart were black.

https://i.postimg.cc/xdz5hDYm/1614447266472.jpg

Nope. Martin Luther King has to be played an Asian gay trans-woman with
a disablity. ;-)


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On Mon, 23 Feb 2026 21:58:18 -0500, Rhino
<no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:

Leo Kearse shares news about a touring production of St. Joan, the story
of Joan of Arc, featuring a black, non-binary star:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_8I6VCqabQ [9 minutes]

The minorities are apparently so jealous of the achievements of whites
and so desperate for heroes that look like them that they expropriate
ours by telling flat-out lies about them. They did the same recently by >claiming that Shakespeare was a black, North African, Jewish woman. They
did it 30 years ago by claiming that Beethoven was gay on the scantiest
of evidence (i.e. wishful thinking, not fact).

As Kearse points out, it is the exact OPPOSITE of edgy: it's the only
thing you can do these days due to the infiltration of our institutions
by the wokesters.

I think most of us have nothing but contempt towards such producers.
While there's no question there were black people in England as early
as the 14th century most of them were the children of freed slaves who
had been captured by the English from (mostly Spanish, a few
Portugese) slave ships. They were never numerous but there are
definitely paintings of English kings and high nobles with black
attendants before the Tudor era.

So definitely Shakespeare would have met black people but most
unlikely in any numbers.

All this is long before the time of the Royal Navy West African
Squadron (which is a fleet you should definitely look up if it's
unfamiliar to you - in the late 18th / early 19th century - it was not
just involved in ending slavery in the British empire but also
captured many foreign ships and freed any slaves they found on board)
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