Intersectionality turned out to have a downside for the LGBTQ (have I missed any letters?) pride parades over the weekend, as competing demographic groups claimed superior victimhood (or maybe greater pride?). In Chicago, Jew-haters objected to a rainbow flag with a Star of David in the center, as Haaretz reported: Three people carrying Jewish Pride flags were asked to leave the annual Chicago Dyke March on Saturday. The Chicago-based LGBTQ newspaper Windy City Times quoted a Dyke March collective member as saying the rainbow flag with the Star of David in the middle "made people feel unsafe," and that the march was "pro-Palestinian" and "anti-Zionist." The Chicago Dyke March is billed as an "anti-racist, anti-violent, volunteer-led, grassroots mobilization and celebration of dyke, queer, bisexual, and transgender resilience," according to its Twitter account. (snip) Another participant asked to leave because of a...(Read Full Post)