Ummm....being able to handle a “no” means being able to handle rejection. No is generally a rejection. IJS

Some neighbors in the area, Local Memphis writes, are wondering why the young girl was out so late at night with her mother—although that seems like one of the last questions worth asking in this situation.

I’m just here for the .gifs.

Do Dramafever.com. Forget Netflix.

Yaaaw. He’s a cutie, in the work-husband sort of way.

I’m looking for the #StarringTakeshiKaneshiro (see photo)

Millions of faceless black women do it every day, with and without resources and take all sorts of crap, literally and figuratively.

I can’t feel, not even a bit, for Ms. Sandberg’s trials with single motherhood. She’s still in the 1% which affords her some breathing room that many single moms, black, white, Latino,…

Lucca was the magical Negro to Alicia’s “I’m every woman”

Oh, I saw the Kurr/blonde chic affair two episodes ago when ole girl was gushing about him on the stand . Since it wasn’t addressed, when I got clued in, I figured they weren’t going to address it.

I guess we’ve discovered Trump’s VP, my first thought.

The discussion of Lemonade has lasted so long in this media cycle, I’m just waiting for the Summer college course.

Great point. I live in a large Midwest city, the “cheaper” are in depressed niegborhoods, not only crime but actually depressing.

And to add to that...learn to cook because who else knows your tastes better?

Well I guess this generation is bound to have its OJ moment....smh

I didn’t think it was a poor choice of words. I was being sarcastic and ornery. Forgive me for you missing that.

I didn’t miss that. Pretty much saw that from the beginning.

Copy? I say the 80s was the last era of thinking creatively. Yea, we may have “copied” by taking Madonna’s jacket but folks always put their spin on it. Hit up the thrift stores, grandma’s (cool auntie’s) closet. Kids today, just buy off the rack. Literally.

I hated the 80s during the 80s. So much pretense...(Greed is Good, anyone?), Reagan, and rap music. But we had MTV (with music and if you didn’t have cable you had pay-on-demand MTV), corny love-theme shows (Hart to Hart, Love Boat, etc) and folks still talked to each other, face to face. GASP!!

Being an 80s kid, I saw the trailer. What I was more of a storyline that explained how the Illuminati gets folks to sell their souls for fame and all that other worldly crap, rather than a story about young women making a difference.

I call BS on the author trying to pin Christianity as source of her and her family’s problems. The telling point? This graf....It wasn’t the case that Daniel ever stopped working hard for the church/school. In fact, it was the opposite. The year he’d taught in the high school had been full of drama, with two youth…