I think it is very hard to seperate politics and fashion.
I agree with both AM & Janet.
Angie has been a great moderator but she walks a very fine line.
I'm always on YlF and from what I've seen and read many have taken the time to self-moderate or have been open to reminders to keep it civil.
I've always been interested in the polotical history of fashion. Women in general.
Even protest because as we or I look back from slavery, the womens vote movememt from the sit ins of the 50 & 60 to womens lib to the right to life march held recently or the protest for or against.
As I look back I can see fashion interwoven into the polotical landscape.
Just like fashion polotics has an ebb and flow a give and take. There is no right or wrong there just IS.
Frankly I stay with YLF because of the freedom and sense of community that Angie Inge and Greg. Along with all of us have created.
This has never been just a fashion website as stated before. It hits a sweet spot that I wish politics could hit.
I think YLF reflects the times we live in and as a wide community. Almost no one here dresses the way I do but that is okay because somehow we tend to find a common ground. As long as we have empathy and respect of person I think we can move forward.
Plus i live vicariously through many here working sometimes 12 hr days.
I wish there were more post from the WIW to Tumps inauguration or the recent right to life march.
I'm glad we have people who choose to be concerned with what goes on and are passionate but still respectful about differing view points.
To that I add Angie for President or my favorite Judge Judy.