This! I still hate that asshole for cheating on her. Loved Sinister though.

Think it's a messy crown braid.

Sorry! I'm terrible with replying on here. I actually haven't DC'd in a while. Maybe that might help, but even when I did, my hair always ends up very stringy and with no real definition. Not in the sense of it having a curl pattern or anything, but just brittle. It almost feels like (tmi) pubic hair. I was reading up…

I'm making a cold pasta salad for lunch tomorrow. I is boring!

That sounds lovely.

I remember reading your post a while ago on undoing your locs (which I didn't even know you could do, that's amazing ), how is it going having your hair out? What style are you doing? Are you having trouble with moisture? I sort of feel like I'm the only 4c-whatever type whose hair isn't puffy and soft like a cotton…

Love it! Perfection.

Thank you. Serena has always been the target of body-shaming and there's simply no reason to bring in up at all in the context of this article.

I think Serena believing that a rape victim was "lucky" is more troubling than whether or not she's a man stealer. Just saying.

Why is no one bring up how disgusted he was when his father walked out with that black prostitute? He kept recounting how he was with the "blackest and biggest woman" he'd ever seen.

Ouch. I completely over looked the Foo part. For some reason I pronoun that title as "Fong" and spell it as such. His film career wasn't that bad until that crapfest known as Blade Trinity came out (pretty sure that's why I never warmed up to Patton Oswalt). He was great in New Jack City though.

*To

You didn't like Blade, White Men Can't Jump, or To Woo Fong? :(

This is fun. In high school, I watched Hanna Montana! I pretended to like Fucking Hanna Montana, country music, and Kenny Chesney, and live-watched the CMT Awards with said crush over the phone.

That explains why main characters of color are hardly in any of the 'big comic book turned film movies'? All of it can be explained that it's not accurate? Granted I'm not terribly familiar with the Nick Fury character, and it would make no difference to me whether or not he was played by a black man (again, putting a…

It may have not been in that article, but yup. Black people were officers.

Some of the fucking grey comments on here...fuck. "No! I'm free to rip off your culture and enjoy the fact that I won't be negatively judged by it because when you do it (twerking for example) you're a trashy black woman, when I do it, it's totes cute!"

A simple Google search shows otherwise.

Thank you for reading my comment (errors and all). I had written something really long, but it wasn't going in any real direction.

Tell that to people on IMDB (I hate read the message boards) or random ass comments of people still pressed that Sam Jackson is Nick Fury. I was reading that someone was pissed that they changed whoever-the-fuck from Man of Steel as a black man. I haven't see the film so I don't know who, but I'm assuming it's one of…