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Politics
August 12, 2026
Government-funded George Washington Carver Museum posts a video of a man in a dress for... reasons?
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This is not satire.
George Washington Carver Museum posted a video of a man in a wig and a polka-dot dress on its Instagram to invite the public to celebrate the 93rd anniversary of the Carver Genealogy Center. It is unclear why they chose such a gender confused individual to record this announcement, so draw your own conclusions. That being said, I hardly doubt this is the way to increase attendance for its little party.
George Washington Carver Museum, which is funded by the City of Austin, just posted a video featuring a dude wearing a wig and a woman's dress.
Yes, this is real.
Our tax dollars hard at work promoting mental illness!
Cc @GregAbbott_TX pic.twitter.com/v2MxD5pj3G
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) August 12, 2026
He did not even try to sound feminine. That truly is the definition of a man in a dress. Yet, the left demands you affirm him as a woman. You cannot get any more insane than that.
Join us on Saturday, September 12 from 1-3 pm, in celebrating the 93rd anniversary of the Carver Genealogy Center opening its doors to the public! Learn about the history of the building and how it has served as a library, a museum, and now a Genealogy Center to the Carver community and beyond.
To be fair, though, it is an extremely woke museum.
According to its website:
“Through the preservation and exhibition of African American material culture, history, and aesthetic expression, the Carver Museum works to create a space where the global contributions of all Black people are celebrated. We accomplish this by telling stories about our local community and connecting those histories to larger narratives about Blackness.”
Just imagine what would happen if the term “Blackness” was replaced by “Whiteness.” That museum would be rightfully shut down before it even opened. But because the museum uses the term “Blackness,” it is acceptable. The standards sure are double, aren't they?
And the best part is that it still says on its website, “Masks are encouraged inside the museum.” That tells you all you need to know.
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