Pretty funny that this is getting so much traction on the (recognized) Juneteenth holiday during Pride month.
Tell us how you really feel…
Tell us how you really feel…
Nowadays, articles get a lot of criticism for having "an agenda". That has never been a bad thing, everybody one way or another has an agenda. Nothing wrong with that.
But in that noise it has been lost the idea that "hidden agendas" are bad. Someone pushes for an idea, but in reality they are pushing for some effect that has nothing to do with that original idea.
"Hidden agendas" are bad because make dialog, understanding and getting to agreements difficult if not impossible.
Slavery was still practiced in Kentucky and Delaware until the ratification of the 13th Amendment.
That is… an insane stretch to say the least.
I'm being earnest.
Why are you assuming things not stated?
How is that helpful?
Also, there is a Juneteenth flag? It’s a full time job to keep up these days.
Again, was just pointing out that this article about 'Political Activism' is getting a ton of traction on the one day of the year when we (in America) recognize the historical oppression of both LGBT and black people.
Am I missing a trend of app icons that recognize other 'political' causes? Because if the author is mad about rainbow or Juneteenth coloring of their apps, they should just say that and not self-censor to the point of ambiguity.
If a bunch of apps are changing their icons to support random propositions, then I agree with them, but I don't think that is what is happening.
>Also, there is a Juneteenth flag? It’s a full time job to keep up these days.
Keep up with what exactly (By the way, no one is asking you to take on this job)? Flags? Because I can guarantee that the rate of flag-designing is multiple-orders of magnitude lower than it was even in the early 20th century.
Yes.
2) None of those apps actually changed their icons for Ukraine, except the one based in Ukraine