Grayson Quay

2 months ago | americanmind.org | Grayson Quay

Theatre is gay. Don’t get me wrong—I love theatre. I’ve acted in college and community productions, worked backstage, directed high school plays, and attended a few dozen shows at various D.C. venues. But it’s very gay. It’s also—like much of the arts—resolutely Left. Playbills invariably frame the shows’ plots in progressive political terms, directors gleefully queer and gender-bend characters, and every theatre in town continued enforcing mask mandates long after they became a joke everywhere else.

2 months ago | conservativereview.com | Grayson Quay

2 months ago | thefederalist.com | Grayson Quay

This year’s Oscars look pretty bleak. Duking it out in the Best Picture category, we have “Emilia Perez” (about a transgender-identifying drug lord) and “Conclave” (about an intersex pope). There’s also “The Brutalist,” which uses homosexual rape to illustrate how much America hates immigrants (even European ones, apparently).

Jan 6, 2025 | americanmind.org | Grayson Quay

Donald Trump’s resounding victory in November indicates widespread public support for radical action on immigration. In October, a Marquette Law School poll showed support for “deporting immigrants who are living in the United States illegally back to their home countries” at 68% among registered voters. After the election, a separate poll found that 57% of respondents favored deporting at least 11 million people living here illegally.

Dec 24, 2024 | thefederalist.com | Grayson Quay

Since 2017, Netflix has constructed a Christmas rom-com cinematic universe, which now includes more than a dozen films, but its twin anchors are a pair of royal-themed trilogies set in the present day.