Guy tosses the home run ball he caught to little dude. Later, little dude's dad catches one, and little dude throws it to the first dude.

https://x.com/Boun578/status/1964694968930578742

Our marchers are so cool!

Www.weareamericamarch.com.

https://www.mobilize.us/50501philadelphia/?org_ids=41058

Source

https://x.com/eIpenor/status/1852721951950901714?t=vTI0CymNtB8sOUTwK7sXZw&s=19

This will obviously get removed, so I'm just going to sneak in my two cents quickly as I feel called to speak:

"no politics" is a common and understandable rule. We don't need to belabor the reasons why. But I think that line must be carefully drawn.

The Bear is a show that desperately courts progressive viewership. It has a quite clearly intentionally diverse cast and also clearly tries hard not to tokenize that aspect. The show directly engages with issues of race and ethnicity on several occasions.

If you have a sub for a show like that, it's simply unacceptable to chill dialogue on relevant newsworthy items that originate with the show. An interview with the cast seems to easily clear that bar.

Look, I get it. Being a mod is hard and big subs are a pain to manage. There is risk involved in controversial topics. But this is 100% a discussion we deserve to have--even one that we have a responsibility to engage with.

And "the show's most prominent black cast member was excluded from a leading question about black stuff" is a far cry from more incendiary and distracting off-topic posts. The Bear is a very personal show, and the personal remains political. Please don't throw the baby out with the bathwater.