'Cause there we are again on that little town street that change, we need to build massive social movements, and those social movements will need to be propped up by our community organizations and neighborhood associations, our union locals and social movement organizations, our PTAs and church groups and even our little pandemic pods. Those are the vehicles that help drive movements and provide belonging for the millions of people who will need to join us for the long haul. Doja's intentions are probably genuine. She's probably not a writhing racist who secretly hangs out on alt-right platforms specifically looking tostrip for bigoted men Oh, how many times I hath googled “jake gyllenhaal f*ck the patriarchy keychain” to no avail. Did he actually own said item? Was this ripped from the etsy store lyric genuinely written in the early 2010s as a prescient descriptor, or was it a more recent rewrite? Hoping someone on the internet figures this out, but either way, it's pretty cringey as an item and a lyric. But hey, maybe it'll age like “Look What You Made Me Do," which is camp now. (And once you get past the syllables in patriarchy, there's a brutal slice-and-dice waiting at the end: “You never called it what it was.”)17. A Little Town Street