i am having some really strong emotions, and part of them are from period feels and part are from franzia.

"Ironically, the fact that you would would not talk about skin colour is kind of racist."

Me too. But I'm more this tone.

I don't comment on the physical appearance of someone I don't know because that's fucking rude.

I'm ethnic, too. Ethnically Polish, that is. This is the skin color of my people:

OK...none of it is acceptable (says the so-white-she's-transparent blonde), but Jesus Harrison Christ on a Cracker, this is Rashida Fucking Jones. She's been famous for years. Her father is Quincy Jones. Her mother is Peggy Lipton. The source of her melanin is pretty well-documented.

I'm a black woman and I remember a guest asking me if I was born in Africa because my skin was so dark. I told them I just had gotten back from spending seven days in the Florida sun.

Are we twins? I typically just answer "melanin" and walk away.

Same. I get the "you are SO tan what is your secret?" "Being birthed from a brown lady" is usually my response.

28 y/o dude here: I'm all aboard the nope train. But this is the first I've taken time out of my life to discuss this show on the Internet so I guess it worked.

Am I a hopeless fuddy-duddy for refusing to get on Team Salad Tossing? I just...fecal-oral bacterial transmission, you guys. C. diff is no fucking joke.

Me too. I found one once and made the mistake of showing it to my dude, who PROMPTLY seized it from me and now shows it to people when he meets them and says, "this is my girlfriend!"

I'm not a Cosby apologist, and I think the guy is guilty, but in his field - yeah, he's a genius - few comedians accomplished what he did. It's not about him being famous, it's about his work, which Rashad feels is being unfairly overshadowed by these accusations. Which, to me, shows just how skewed her priorities…

I don't think 'conscious' is a word that can be used when referring to most of Cosby's alleged victims.

"Wait for the facts" aka "they are LYING."

The Showbiz411 reporter has posted a reply, saying it wasn't a misquote, but that the context was more "If you put the specific example of these women aside, my point is ..."

I want to think this is just because she cannot reconcile the man she knows with the man in these allegations.

Do you guys realize how truly important Bill Cosby is to black people. It is not the man's legacy she doesn't want forgotten, it's the legacy of culture and understanding that he had built for black people that she doesn't want forgotten. Cosby's legacy did not just belong to him. I think it's easy to forget on this…

Call this a quibble, but I think it's kind of... I don't know; misleading? Odd? To say in parts of the article that this is Claire Huxtable talking. Claire Huxtable is a fictional character. Let's put the onus where it belongs - squarely on Phylicia Rashad, real-life person. Don't make the mistake of conflating the…

This is what happens when you allow the liberal media to use your name.