Welcome to the Weird Era

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The Era of Weird has been a long time coming—but may have a cringey future ahead.

Coupled with Vance’s flat-falling jokes about Diet Mountain Dew and the ongoing memes about the senator and couches (Google it, I beg you, it’s too much to type), the prevailing narrative became these people are weirdos—for focusing so much on uteruses and how they’re used, for paying outsize attention to who is having sex and with whom, et cetera.

Calling anyone “weird” implies that someone else is “normal” or deviant, and that has consequences.“That is how trans people get attacked, that is how women who don’t have children get attacked,” Phillips says.