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I'm starting a podcast called 'Conversations with People Who Hate Me.'
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Dylan Marron
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Dylan Marron
@dylanmarron
I make the podcast Conversations with People Who Hate Me. I wrote on Ted Lasso S3. I also wrote a book. It’s out now. You can get it through this link.
Joined July 2010
- This man started an account where he tweets exactly what the president tweets. He just got suspended.Experiment Update - Well it finally happened. Took longer than expected. 12 hour suspension and had to delete the offending tweet. Here’s the screenshots @SuspendThePres. Will post to the account when suspension is lifted.
- I... am... retweeting... Mitt. Romney.No, not the same. One side is racist, bigoted, Nazi. The other opposes racism and bigotry. Morally different universes.
- Lord grant me the confidence of a person who raises their hand at a Q&A with, well, not exactly a question per se, more of a comment, an observation, really
- Hello fellow cis (non-trans) people. Important reminder that no one is asking for you to be trans, but simply for you to accept that some folks are. And that costs you literally nothing.
- Seeing brands go rainbow for pride is cool but it has the same bittersweet feeling of that popular person who ignored you in high school be nice to you at reunion. They just calculated that being nice to you isn't a risk anymore.
- Three years ago I made a video series called Every Single Word where I edited down popular movies to only the words spoken by people of color. In honor of #BlackPanther I'm gonna re-share some of them here.
- Let's not give this moment any more attention. Let's focus on the fact that a film about gay black love won BEST FUCKING PICTURE. #Oscars
- Wondering if pride is still necessary? Don't worry! I just watched a mom instruct her daughter to hold her breath around me & my husband!
- cancel culture is an imprecise term that falsely groups together three real but separate things: justified criticism, unnecessary pile-ons, and mob mentality
- Replying to @dylanmarronSo if you see people celebrating #BlackPanther and don’t understand why, just remember that cinema has long been telling universally accessible stories that represent everyone with bodies that only represent some.
