Fear of a Black Santa - ANIMAL
For everyone who got into the Megyn Kelly argument, a Black Santa has been found, after extensive searching and digging, in the "Special" section of Macy's, NY, reserved just for, um, I guess, people who want a Black Santa. i do like the way Santa deflects the whole argument, both of them refused to take the bait.....good for them. A Santa for everyone...problem is, at this rate, they will end up needing a few hundred to satisfy every "special" group...might get sorta crowded.... maybe they will get luck and this won't come up next year, Megyn will take the month of December off.
SOURCE URL: http://animalnewyork.com/2013/fear-black-santa/
If Macy's refuses to provide me with an "appropriate" Santa, I will sue them for emotional pain and suffering, not to mention discrimination and anything else I can think of.
For a store - let it be - their choice - natural selection due to competition factors will decide.
For any private production, let it be.
For any of your own productions, YOU choose, not our choice.
For public funds used for it, that is an inappropriate use of public funds. If private citizens want to chip in and share their Santa, let them, even if there are a dozen multicolored Santas and if wise, get all the Santa's together for a photoshoot and in the spirit of the season give them all a hug and a thanks.
Ideologically, it seems silly to have a Santa that doesn't reflect the roots of Saint Nicholas.
Spiritually, every child needs to remake such figures in their own image.
Let us hope that in the future, we see this kind of situation:
"What are drawing, honey?" Her mother asked.
Seven-year-old Helen answered: "I am drawing Santa."
Her mother hesitated, then decided to ask her to describe Santa.
Helen's description followed with, "He's wearing a red traditional suit today, but with those new Google glasses to better track his deliveries, and a warmer hat due to the cold, the kind that goes over his ears. His mouth twists up in a grin that hides great joy, and his eye twinkles."
Helen's mother paused, the question barely remembered from her youth, and asked, "But, should his face be...green?"
Helen paused in her drawing, and looking up with eyes free of centuries of foolish ideas, she says, "Why? Does it matter?"
And I'm sure an adult bookstore could draw customers with Leather Santa.
Imagine the possibilities! This could be a gold mine!
I luv it when the left gets their butt handed to them in a gunny sack. Needs to happen more often, a lot more often.
and whoops, if I could spell I would have down and not upmarked Dargo's post.