Jezebel is on my Facebook page and the comments are always classic (horrible/disappointing) so I love the people posting to just say "omg, we all say dumb shit at 15!" Translation: "Oh no, I told racist jokes as a teen. If he's racist then that might make me...nah, you minorities are oversensitive."

I understand that teenagers say stupid shit and they grow out of it eventually, but I don't think that applies to this douchebag. Sure, he'll say he's "changed" but I doubt it. I'm sure he still makes these kind of jokes to the "right people" (i.e. white). I'm not the least bit surprised by this video, and once again…

Lupita is like the second coming of Audrey Hepburn. I want to tame dragons for her and bring her plates of fresh fruit and walk her dog. She is the classiest woman alive.

DRAMA! this is a beautiful dress.

NO. NO. NO. Quinn, Huck, get away from each other.

Work it, Uzo!

Wonder Woman tries to rip through dress in dramatic fervor. Gets stuck half way through.

I'm Latina. That girl's butt ain't real. That she's getting so much attention for something that isn't real is mystifying.

Full lips and ample posteriors earn women of color ridicule. But they suddenly become beautiful when adorned by white woman.

At least she's consistent, unlike the conservative multitudes who are anti-choice and pro-death penalty. I can maybe, kind of, sort of, respect that position.

That's true, but this could be an opportunity for Lancome to expand into creating a product that covers everyone. Like when Queen Latifah signed with Cover Girl. I remember back in the day when the only Cover Girl foundation for WOC was tan. Now, they have the Queen Collection and it's actually pretty fab. Which is…

I just love the fact that Lupita is the face of a brand that don't even have concealer for someone with her skin tone.

Aisha Tyler.

Yeah, that was crazy/worse. I didn't even know about it, and then I read the link to her blog. Apparently there is no racism or sexism anymore in the world, according to her. She is an embarrassment. Ugh.

No, because being black is not an opposite and equal experience from being white.

There are historically black colleges and universities in the U.S., established when schools were segregated and black students were not allowed to attend white institutions. Many still exist (Morehouse, Tuskegee, Spelman, Grambling) though they admit all races. It's not unlike having same sex schools.

RIGHT?!

Unrelated: Holy Lord he is gorgeous there.

** Side Note **

He is so fiiiiiiiine.