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Stenciling “Bro Free Hill” is considered cool, but it would be a hate crime if any other group was substituted for “Bro”.
Confident, straight white men are the devil, don’t you forget it. They also aren’t allowed to ever express an opinion or voice a concern because they are privileged! Privileged devils, and we need to make sure they feel bad for being alive. And guilty, almost forgot.
The “Bro Free Hill” stencils are vandalism….someone has to clean them up. I can understand the sentiment, but you can’t keep certain people out of the neighborhood just because you don’t like their “type.”
Confident….you mean drunk, loud and obnoxious? I don’t think bros include every high income white male.
I guess I missed the memo. I didn’t even know you had to be white to be a bro. Or even male. Or straight, for that matter. Though…to be fair….”woo girl” does kind of cover the male aspect. So yeah, maybe you DO gotta be male.
Yes, Bro’s are very oppressed. The world must know of their plight.
Waiting for the inevitable “Bra Free Hill” stencils to show up.
Doesn’t “Bro free Hill” kinda go against the “you are welcome here” slogan…
Whenever I look at the Ellen Forney piece (Capitol Hill Light Rail Station) my mind drifts to a certain album cover: Loverboy, Get Lucky.