And another way of putting it is to think about it in a foundationally different way.

Judith Butler asks "What can a body do" and points out the contrast that question has with our understanding of gender roles.


The ignorance on display here is like watching the people throw tomatoes at the girls in A League of Their Own, because everyone knows girls can't play baseball. They just aren't built for it. It's wrong! We gotta do something!


Blah blah


It's like that but imagine the same old times voice shouting "they can't let a man wear a dress and take estrogen, it taint right!!"

They know that they're in danger but go on with their own lives anyway. It's incredibly brave. Like an illegal immigrant at a cross burning, they March into the restroom of the gender they feel they are knowing they're going to be harassed like this.

All actors are in a league of their own. Each with their own followers. Each with the same end goal. Robin Williams is still a powerhouse, even in death. But he didn't collect everyone. Not because he wasn't good, but because some people like apples more than oranges.

Oh yeah, she was on the olympic team for archery or something. Love this! Now I wanna go and watch League of Their Own again

>> ^Zaibach:

Still my all time favorite comedy movie! They just don't do them like that anymore.


80s and early 90s comedy movies are so much different then the ones now I find. Especially the 80s movies, the action ones are in a league of their own.

Ah I don't really care for this movie the Kangaroos creep me out, its Kangaroos right? But Im fond of Lori from "A League of Their Own" and A_C is cool too so. Upvote it!

"Did anyone ever tell you, you look like a penis with that little hat on?" -Tom Hanks, A League of Their Own

>> ^rottenseed:
are you crying? There's no CRYING in racism!!!


Wow, I didn't know we had so many "A League of Their Own" fans.

A cappella people are a league of their own... they usually have an odd sense of humor.