I’m sorry about what happened to you but I do have a question for you. What advice would you give to the men and boys that have been collateral damage that would keep them on the right path, despite the bad experience so they do not become a part of the problem?

Even if you in a benz, you still a nigga in a coup.....

I’m a little disappointed that when I clicked on the headline for this article, the entire body wasn’t just the word: “Yes.”

Out of pure laziness, I stopped applying heat to my hair, let go of the 18-inch tracks I’d been rocking, and replaced my daily flat-iron routine with Afro puffs, twists and braids.

Glad he’s leaving, but to be honest....screw his female staffers.

You keep just saying “protect yourself” “take precautions” etc. and ad nauseum.

The point is that no one reacts this way to other crimes—even those that just involve personal property. Which makes it even more ridiculous.

Does it require actually being able to apply makeup well? Like, do you need “technique”? Or do you just blast yourself in the face with this thing and you are good to go?

Wait, so do they remove your entire brow and then draw a new one in, or do they fill in and shape the ones you have?

However, it doesn’t mean that women can simply expect to be coddled by taking the assumptive that they’re always safe. There will always be sexual predators and women should not let their guards down.

Off the wall is clearly the best album. Just ask my 18 month old that asks for “Michael Jasson” and tears it up to “Working Day and Night”. Thriller album gets some solid bounces, but not the same visceral emotional response as the entirety of Off the wall. The children are our future, so there you have it.

Yesha, did you REALLY like this movie? I wanted to like it so bad, but I thought it was horrible on all levels.

And Homer’s the stereotypical dopey father, Bart the grade school troublemaker, Nelson the bully, Chief Wiggum the incompetent chief of police, Quimby the corrupt politican, Burns the robber-baron...

SOOOOO.....they should be calling up all the folks with the confederate flag on their cars any day now, right? Wouldn’t want someone to take offense at that and cause a “breach in the peace,” right?

So.....5 white folks and 45 black folks attempting to break through color barriers or whatever the heck the premise of this event was. Sounds about accurate that even its STILL up to black people to do all the work of “mending race relations” that white folks always complain about trying so hard to do but always…

Maybe it’s because I am now a parent myself (fortunately of a child too young to understand anything about Christmas or gifts), but the stories on this thread about the lengths that parents went to (special wrapping paper from stores kids never visited; grandma baking cookies to be from “Mrs. Claus,” etc.) is just so…

Of course you knew. For the same reasons you said you would not do it anywhere and especially at work. All the reasons that prevent you from engaging in that are the same reasons it was harassment. You don’t need someone else to write down for you all of the actions that constitute harassment if you have a properly…

Don’t be obtuse. I have sat through a number of those trainings, and what was contemplated in any of the ones I have seen was never this type of comment/ask. It was also about asking on date or expressing romantic interest generally—not making the kind of bald, a-contextual statements that you would not make to anyone…

It’s just that I’m not shocked by the idea, when I read this, I see CK asking “would you be interested in having sex with me.” (that’s the only why in which kink is relevant, I just see this a form of sex)

Give me a break. I doubt that all these workplace romances of which you speak started with a request to watch the other person masturbate.