This Pride Month, Who Will Protect Us From ‘Protect the Dolls’?
As annual Perpetual Pride Month progresses, we’ll all no doubt be seeing a lot more of new T-shirt campaign which is all the rage at the moment amongst that strange class of individuals who honestly believe small items of clothing can change both the world and actual biological reality alike – i.e., smug, Leftist shibboleth-spouting celebrities like Tilda Swinton, Pedro Pascal and a whole host of other luvvies you’ve probably never even heard of. Created by US-born fashion designer Conner Ives, who used his immense expertise to innovatively place the three simple words ‘Protect the Dolls’ in the middle of a white T-shirt and call it ‘art’, this latest sartorial sensation made its debut at London Fashion Week back in February, when Ives wore one on the catwalk himself.
In the months since, Ives’s T-shirt has become a runaway success, selling over 5,000 units from his website at £75 a pop. All proceeds go to an alleged good cause – ‘vulnerable’ transgenderists, suffering deeply in an age of Donald Trump and negative UK Supreme Court rulings. As of late April, Ives’s shirts had raised £380,000 for the American organisation Trans Lifeline, which campaigns to save the supposedly easily-smashable ‘dolls’ of the slogan (that is, men in dresses like Dylan Mulvaney, whose new memoir Paper Doll is available for you not to buy now) from being forcibly dismembered limb-by-limb by the Trumpians, the TERFs and the gender-Nazis.
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