We set the bar so damn low- if doing better than China at this is a problem, then you really have problems.
RT @rebeccanagle@twitter.com
Update. Samantha was told her regalia was a political statement and she could face jail time for wearing it at SCOTUS. She stood her ground and was allowed to stay in the courtroom.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/rebeccanagle/status/1590428609868877824
@SexyCyborg Hmm. I've attended several formal events including one a few days ago where some guests wore ethnic attire. I saw it as a show of respect for them to wear their special regalia to the event. Obviously, it's possible to wear something that is a political statement. But the wearing of ethnic attire alone is not a political statement unless you have some kind of issue with that ethnic group and choose to interpret it negatively. In other words, the problem is not with the wearer but the beholder.
