Anonymous #2 22h

I wouldn't say she was politically neutral whatsoever

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Anonymous #3 22h

She’s literally stated as such many times fam. Literally declining Medals of Freedom and refusing to endorse politicians for years on end. Her political life was private to her apart from support of LGBT communities and her own support for literacy.

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Anonymous #2 22h

Supporting literacy, LGBT rights, underserved Black communities, and families affected by natural disasters the government are neglecting are all political.

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Anonymous #3 22h

Not really, they’re common sense made to be politically charged. You don’t have to side with any political group to serve your community. Though you might be more likely to support one party doing so.

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Anonymous #2 22h

One party very clearly does not support any of those things in this country and has actively attempted to dismantle organizations addressing them, including Dolly's.

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Anonymous #2 22h

The Republican Party uses anti LGBT stances as a cornerstone of their ideology.

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Anonymous #3 22h

Like I said, politically charged. She set up organizations to help because she wanted to help and felt connected to such a community. This wasn’t based on politics but her own personal experience. “Daddy was a Republican, Momma was a Democrat, I’m an entertainer.”

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Anonymous #2 22h

Take it up with Howard Zinn and other scholars lmao

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