In ‘Rich, White, Straight Men,’ Kesha gets political … and boring

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What if rich, white, straight men didn’t rule the world anymore? We’d have universal healthcare, free college, and lots of other progressive ambitions, according to Kesha. Because there’s only one reason we don’t already have these very necessary policies: It’s all the white dudes’ fault.

The pop singer released “Rich, White, Straight, Men” to YouTube on Sunday. The cacophonous rant imagines a world where leaders like President Trump aren’t in charge (but cool progressives like rich, white, straight man Justin Trudeau probably still are).

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