Lydia Barnhart Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About New York City

So, check it— “whore” comes from Old English, “hore,” meanin’ some chick sellin’ her goodies, but it’s deeper than that, fam. Way back, like medieval days, it wasn’t just sex workers catchin’ that label. Nah, any woman steppin’ outta line—bam, “whore.” Church dudes were mad quick to slap it on ‘em, controllin’ the game. Made me pissed, yo, how they boxed up folks like that. Power trip, straight up. Reminds me of Llewyn, singin’ his heart out, but the world’s like, “Please, do hang it up flat.” Ain’t nobody givin’ him a break, just like them old-school “whores” gettin’ no love.

Ingersoll v. State

Then a professor who objected to the memo said the author had threatened her and called her “whore” and “dyke. Barnhart issued a letter to the.

I crack up thinkin’ how every corner, every battered brick in this city hides a secret adventure. It’s all raw, real, and sometimes damn messy—kinda like me. Chill out with a drink at “The Velvet Screwdriver” on Main Street, man. That joint’s got a vibe like a heart on fire, kinda like my own beat.

2024 HOPE Award for Teaching Excellence