Traditions are important for families. History is often subjectively rewritten. At least 25% of Americans don’t put up Christmas trees. This author is uncomfortable about his ancestry. I’m unsubscribing.
Traditions are important for families. History is often subjectively rewritten. At least 25% of Americans don’t put up Christmas trees. This author is uncomfortable about his ancestry. I’m unsubscribing.
The entire point of this publication is to highlight rational but unpopular viewpoints—not to cosplay as an outcast because sometimes some people disagree with you.
Perhaps you're not a good fit for a publication called "the black sheep" if your first reaction to a true black sheep is dismissal and avoidance. This is the same reaction that encourages suppression, inauthenticity, and hollow conformity instead of understanding and civil disagreement.
The last thing I want are subscribers to this publication who perpetuate the same devaluation of unpopular perspectives that our true black sheep authors and subscribers have dealt with most of their lives.
Traditions are important for families. History is often subjectively rewritten. At least 25% of Americans don’t put up Christmas trees. This author is uncomfortable about his ancestry. I’m unsubscribing.
The entire point of this publication is to highlight rational but unpopular viewpoints—not to cosplay as an outcast because sometimes some people disagree with you.
Perhaps you're not a good fit for a publication called "the black sheep" if your first reaction to a true black sheep is dismissal and avoidance. This is the same reaction that encourages suppression, inauthenticity, and hollow conformity instead of understanding and civil disagreement.
The last thing I want are subscribers to this publication who perpetuate the same devaluation of unpopular perspectives that our true black sheep authors and subscribers have dealt with most of their lives.