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The twitter discussion was about Mounk's raising of a Portland politician's pop art skirt that contained, among other images, an image of Mao. Given that BLM is at issue here, I was raising the history of Black radical movements and their use of Mao.
Can you really not think of a more obvious reason someone might take an issue with an American politician wearing Mao kitsch while campaigning?
Mao kitsch is a permanent part of American pop art, and it is ubiquitous. So is Soviet kitsch. Nazi kitsch isn't. These are background facts. Many teenagers across the Western world have Che t-shirts.
All over Western Europe people wear Soviet kitsch. These are just background facts. Suddenly acting like this is new and shocking is weird and requires explanation.
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