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I wrote about the emergence of hair truthers: the people who have become obsessed with conspiracy theories about female politcians' haircutshttps://www.newstatesman.com/politics/feminism/2020/06/hair-truthers-people-nicola-sturgeon-jacinda-ardern-diane-abbott-haircut-lockdown-conspiracy …
They believe politicians are secretly getting stylists in, staging buying hair dye, and obsessing over what scissors they claim to use. While Sturgeon is the postergirl, others are simply targeted for their at-home cuts – like Jacinda Ardern + Diane Abbotthttps://www.newstatesman.com/politics/feminism/2020/06/hair-truthers-people-nicola-sturgeon-jacinda-ardern-diane-abbott-haircut-lockdown-conspiracy …
me and my mullet will read this later
I need photos of the mullet
There's a reason @RuthDavidsonMSP suggested 'the hairdryer' yesterday. A slur against one woman's integrity and appealing to conspiratorial jokes on the Tory fringe against the other.
Pun intended.
What the...
There’s a global pandemic with thousands dead in Scotland & Joan & others are upset about the FM clothes & hairdo? And Joan still gets a vote?pic.twitter.com/YLGLiZzyvB
And I was amused that Trudeau’s locks - finally cut - was such a talking point in Canada!
There’s a big overlap of Sturgeon hair-truthers with Sturgeon book-truthers: generally men, obsessed with the idea that she doesn’t actually read books and that her bookshelves are for show.
I believe it's perfectly possible to get a law degree from Glasgow without reading a single book.
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