First they tossed dead White Males into the dustbin of history, but I wasn't a dead White Male, so I remained silent. Then ...
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she dressed as a man but remained a woman, now he’ll dress as a woman and remain a man. An inspiration to women everywhere.
The play, titled “I, Joan,” will open Aug. 25 and run until Oct. 22, the theatre’s website reads. The production is described by the theater as, “alive, queer and full of hope.”
The play has been written by Charlie Josephine, and the performance description reads: "The men are all fighting, again. An endless war. From nowhere, an unexpected leader emerges. Young, poor and about to spark a revolution. This is Joan. Rebelling against the world's expectations, questioning the gender binary, Joan finds their power and their belief spreads like fire."
Patron Saint of France, possibly the most famous woman in medieval history and certainly the most inspirational, but she has to go, along with her sisters in literature, sport, and history. If I were a real woman, I’d be furious at what’s happening.
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