Aris Merquoni
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Politely promoting the practice of pornography. Professional shipper do not attempt at home. She/her, White, cis. Trans rights. Shares Indigenous news/content, Black content, and Trans content, especially art and writing, to spread perspectives and joy.
👤 Joined on 22 September 2025
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Stanley Marcus’ lived experience might have been relevant “He began his university studies at Amherst College, but when traditions preventing Jews from joining clubs or fraternities drastically curtailed his social life, he transferred to Harvard College after the first year.”
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The Store from 1983 is a really good documentary about this store. Really good if you like christmas stuff too www.imdb.com/title/tt0086...
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These victories were achieved through the efforts of Civil Rights activists, along with support from Neiman Marcus president Stanley Marcus, who was an early advocate for desegregation. The Neiman Marcus Dallas store manager purportedly warned Marcus that he would destroy his business this way.
Show PostThe downtown Neiman Marcus flagship was one of the first major Dallas businesses that broke with these practices. In 1961, the company desegregated its Zodiac Room, a swanky lunch spot frequented by Dallas elites. Later, they welcomed Black shoppers to come and buy clothes without restrictions.
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