no one's stopping them. any LGBTQ+ people who are employed as law enforcement officers can absolutely march in the pride parade.https://twitter.com/CapehartJ/status/1396463770000629764 …
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(queer people who are employed in law enforcement should, generally, quit and find better jobs, but that's a separate issue)
imagine arguing that organizers of a march against police violence are being "divisive" by telling a police department "you, who as an institution brutalize and kill us as a matter of course, are not welcome to officially participate with a banner and place of pride"
My god, he actually said "it's beyond troubling that people who've been rejected for who they are, are now rejecting other people for what they do".
Can we think of any relevant distinctions between "who they are" and "what they do", both as general ways of identifying groups, and also in this specific context? Gosh, I guess not.
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