Joyce Carol Oates spent the long weekend using her Twitter to dunk on transphobes
What bubbles up from this stew can be abhorrent or simply absurd, but Oates’ Twitter has most recently been offering up something more straightforwardly positive: A steady series of rebuttals to—and dunks on—transphobes.
Tracing these tweets back to their source is difficult because Oates tweets a lot, but one of her first messages on the topic consists of asking if a Turning Point USA call for hate crimes is “against the law.” Oates continued that “it’s bewildering why some feel that they are threatened by transgender people.”“What do they imagine is going to happen to them personally?” she writes. “Why are they so frightened?”Built-in LED lights, a wireless charging pad, and a small cooler box help this end table rise above the rest.
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