Lately, some American Stuttering English (ASE) speakers have reinterpreted ASE and comedic ASE representations employing stand-up comedy. An ASE comedienne, Rona B., denounces political anti-linguistic prejudice agendas for trivializing gender, and antisexism, for reducing sociolinguistic contrasts. This study enlarges modern sociolinguistic calls to install intracategorical intersectionality as crucial for exploring performances as to language variation.