Linda Sarsour of Women’s March fame was on a panel at the New School in New York City on November 28, 2017. This is two day old news and Victory Girls generally likes these morning posts to be fresher news than two days old. I figured you might have missed the cockroach with her militant stance. The last few weeks have seen one iconic male (sarc) after another be exposed for the small membered sexual deviants that they are.

The latest male (not man) accused and instantly fired was Matt Lauer yesterday. With all this sturm und drang, you may have missed the meeting of the Progressive Know-It-Alls at the New School.

The New School had this panel on anti-Semitism. Being the New School, the panel consisted of ProgCreatures whose every utterance is a pearl of complete wisdom. Leo Ferguson, far left in the picture, is with Jews for Racial and Economic Justice. A twofer in the minority sweepstakes, he is black and Jewish. He is also a beatnik who thinks he is at a poetry slam and shows his cool by snapping his fingers rather than clapping. There were two other Prog Comrades and a moderator on the panel, but they were just extras for the featured player: Linda Sarsour.

The video evidence:

Sarsour begins with a false dilemma. She is the biggest threat to the Jewish Community. Sarsour is an existential threat. False, my cockroachian one, you are a threat to any sentient being who doesn’t think like you. You give yourself far too much credit to think that you are the only threat to freedom loving peoples.

Did you notice Leo in the video snapping his fingers? How cool is Leo (sarc)?

Haaretz.com had fine coverage of the “anti-Semitism” panel. Here is a quote from the article:

The panel, organized by JVP, Haymarket Books, Jacobin magazine, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice and The New School’s Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism program, was preceded by great controversy over Sarsour’s participation. Jonathan Greenblatt, the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, tweeted that “Having Linda Sarsour & head of JVP leading a panel on antisemitism is like Oscar Meyer leading a panel on vegetarianism.” Writing for Tablet Magazine, Phyllis Chesler, a New School alumni, wished that she could give back her diploma.

And, Twitterers, of course, found the irony:

On an anti-Semitism panel, a Muslim woman blamed the Jewish media for her reputation as an anti-Semite. Irony is so yummy.

Linda Sarsour loves the word “intersectionality”. It’s such an important word to Sarsour. Her life’s work is intersectionality. What is intersectionality? According to Care2.com:

Intersectionality is a sociological theory describing multiple threats of discrimination when an individual’s identities overlap with a number of minority classes — such as race, gender, age, ethnicity, health and other characteristics.

In other words, intersectionality, for all its high-fallutin’ sound, is a Venn diagram for grievance groups. Where their grievances overlap, there is intersectionality. For a visual example, I found this Venn diagram of the Steve Miller Band song, “Picker, Grinner, Lover, Sinner”:

See how clear that makes it. Linda Sarsour is an anti-Semite who praised Louis Farrakhan, blamed the Jewish media for her bad rep and loves Shariah Law. She also loves the sound of her own voice. There is an intersectionality for you.

Don’t be distracted. Our beloved Country is under an existential threat. The threat is not Matt Lauer or President Donald Trump. Linda Sarsour and her comrades are an existential threat.