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I've been debating wearing the women's temple garment when presenting on the feminine side. Many LDS people will probably consider this the ultimate perversion, but it strikes me as a gesture of faith and commitment to God in the midst of my personal journey.
And ofc it means I'll have to discard approximately 1/3 of my already very conservative wardrobe...
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Cher (@Cher)
Cher is vying for the dishonor of being the celebrity to publish the most bigoted tweets in history.
In May she reluctantly apologized for a series of nasty tweets about Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and "his right-wing, racist, homophobic, women-hating, teabagger masters.” But the apology sounded insincere when, only days later, she blasted Romney for attracting predominantly white, heterosexual audiences.
Today she targeted Romney's Mormon religion with a wisecrack about "magic underwear" -- a derogatory term for the temple garments some Mormons wear.
Engraving Mormon Temple Garment with Square and Compasses
(circa 1879, taken from Salt Lake Tribune, September 28, 1879, page 4)
