I wish I could say it sounds comical, but it just sounds creepy and horrific. And I can totally picture him doing all of it.

Sweet Jesus. I know she had to have felt like running for the door. I can't.

“1. I have no criticism of Uhura

Yeah, I mean I’m not seeing it either. I grew up when folks still yelled out “Black people on TV!!!”, so I’ve seen it evolve from portraying black families and couples to catering more to white women’s desires to see themselves paired with black men on screen, and mostly biracial/racially ambiguous women with white men…

You wrote a dissertation in reply to me and I feel as if you didn’t read a word I wrote beyond my first rebuttal.

“This is not a plea for black men to be featured with more white women on television and movies.”

Black men were salty, hence the bed wench slur. About half of most women (raises hand) considered the relationship skeevy, emotionally abusive and unhealthy.

I think the 70s were Cowboys & Indians last hurrah era wise

No, Kevin Hart, and his former side bo turned wife had final say in this trifling affair, not to mention all the negroes who participated in the group shot. Every. Single. One of them, minus the children are some dumb fucks. And probably brushed it off with “Well, we all got a little Indian in us!” 

“How fucking stupid does he think America is?”

Twas a thing of beauty to read.

I still saw the tan soles from way back when, so that was one giveaway. I watched three shorts, and none gave close-ups of the shoes people had in their hand. Me personally, don’t care where a shoe is purchased, so long as it’s well made, durable, comfortable, priced reasonably, and appealing.

I’m from Chicago and a good winter jacket and boots makes all the difference. But my body temp runs warm, so cold air can feel good on my face. *Shrug

Climate change is real! It’s starting to feel that way in the Midwest now and I can’t stand it. I overheat easily anyway, so I’m that bitch, walking in the frigid air with her coat wide open.

I AM LAUGHING SO HARD NOW!

Liked your hair styling journey best. It sounds like it was fantastic.

“A random white lady at Great Clips in junior high (the late 80s). Do not recommend.”

Three. Two were hair salons, the first where I got my first perm and the second, where I followed the stylist to her new spot downtown (I sported a ‘Halle Berry’ cut back then). The third was a barbershop on 53rd in Hyde Park when I went natural, and stayed loyal to even after I left the Chi. But then Obama stole my…

They got me with Heatwave

They’re a freakishly gorgeous couple