Womens Clothes Stores: The Women’s Movement Is Counterproductive To Unity Of Family Friends Community And Nation
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Subscribe day for full access on your desktop, tablet, and mobile device. She doesn’t plan on it after seeing the post, mcCall said she didn’t go to the store previously. Basically the post from The Joy of Knitting asks those who look for yarn for any project for the women’s movement to shop for yarn elsewhere. Franklin knitting shop is asking those who seek for yarn for any project relating to the women’s movement to buy yarn elsewhere. Actually, despite the negative response Poe has received on social media, she said she doesn’t plan to take it down. Nevertheless, the vulgarity, vile and evilness of this movement is absolutely despicable. Generally, I will never need that kind of business to remain open. This is the case. I actually ask that you I’d say in case you need yarn for any project for the women’s movement that you please shop for yarn elsewhere, with the recent women’s march on Washington.
Two wrongs will never ever make it right. That kind of behavior is unacceptable and isn’t welcomed at The Joy of Knitting. Poe wrote a post on The Joy of Knitting’s Facebook page Tuesday afternoon, it asks that if you seek for yarn for any project for the women’s movement that you please shop for yarn elsewhere, and said the vulgarity, vile and evilness of this movement is absolutely despicable.Holly McCall,formerDemocratic candidate for the House District 65 seat in Williamson County, commented on the post. With that said, elizabeth Poe is owner of The Joy of Knitting in Franklin. That said, she said thatwriting the post was her own decision after seeing the news from the weekend’s marches conductedin solidarity with the Women’s March on Washington.In Nashville,about 15000 turned outfor the march. That is interesting. Sitting in her shop Wednesday, Poe said her phone was ringing non stop since Tuesday and she received more positive private messages than were seenon her Facebook post. Poe said she opened the store about four years ago and sees it as a gathering spot for customers to learn to knit and make friends.
She said she decided to post on her shop’s Facebook page as long as she was upset with things said recently, particularly Madonna’s speech in Washington on Saturday, and outfits she saw some women wearing. So post was signed by the shop’s owner,Elizabeth Poe, and had more than 3300 shares and nearly 4000 comments byWednesday afternoon. Link had been sent to your friend’s email address. In the post, uploaded to The Joy of Knitting’s Facebook page Tuesday afternoon, it asks if you seek for yarn for any project for the women’s movement that you please shop for yarn elsewhere, and said the vulgarity, vile and evilness of this movement is absolutely despicable.
a lot of marchers from Saturday’s gatherings across the country and world wore pink knitted hats as part of the movement.
I have a dutyto my customers and my community to promote values of mutual respect, love, compassion, understanding, and integrity, as the owner of this business and a Christian.
Women’s movement is counterproductive to unity of family, friends, community, and nation. So do not have a login, already a print edition subscriber. Therefore the Joy of Knitting, located on Hillsboro Road in Franklin. Coming one day after President Donald Trump’s inauguration, marchers across the world expressed discontent with the president and fear for changes his administration would bring. Known while creating human connections like never before, we don’t just tell amazing stories, we make it pretty easy for you to live them in fully immersive environments. USA TODAY NETWORK will bring the news to stunning life in 360\u00b0 video and virtual reality. On p of that, download the USA TODAY app, now with virtual reality or subscribe to our YouTube page.
