The following passage she wrote back in 2016 encapsulates her worldview, particularly when you pay attention to the subject-object relationship with who she centers in her story.

Steely Phil from Hey Arnold >>>>>>>>>>

I think it was her complaining about a player saying he was going to kneel during the national anthem after the previous president won the 2016 election, and then doing the whole "Black people are being more racist to me than white people! After all, my white (then-)husband married me!" bit.

Sage is just padding her Outk*ck/B*rstool (especially the latter after that rape culture enabling comment) resume at this point. They’ll love her over there.

I mean...

OANN: “Would you be willing to disparage the BLM movement and deny that racism exists for our mostly-white, conservative audience for a million dollars?”

metres*

I’m another American Everton fan. While I’m glad Liverpool didn’t win the title (while I started when Gerrard and Fernando Torres were with them, the Luis Suarez years ratcheted up my hatred for them to another level, but oddly enough I hate this particular team the least), I’m not sure I can get with the seemingly Bri…

Worry not, for a new day is on the horizon on baseball.

Richard Rodgers’ father was part of the Stanford Band play!

Yeah, they have feuded in the past, but having a common enemy (in this case, "political correctness" as defined by the right) makes strange bedfellows.

That’s what NBC gets for trying to pander to moderate conservatives in the age of Trump by bringing her aboard. I don’t care what she might’ve said after she left Fox News; she hadn’t changed at all. This was what she’s always been: just moderate enough to stand up against obvious fuckery from conservatives but still…

So you’re telling me that it really wasn’t because of economic anxiety or whatever scapegoat-of-the-week people want to come up with? Thanks for proving the points of everybody who rightfully thinks that Trump voters are White supremacist-sympathizing sacks of shit.

I was in some of the same upper-level journalism classes in undergrad with her (she was in the graduating class a year ahead of me), and I remember her saying that right before she graduated she didn’t want anything to do with journalism (for understandable reasons). I’m happy to see what she’s done since.

Yep. The “all men/women are ____” or, well, oversimplifying pretty much anything.

And despite how badly T-Mac fouled that call up, it still wasn’t as bad as when his counterpart in the other booth butchered this, which he will STILL never live down.

Why hasn’t someone dropped this motherfucker through the moon door yet?

Who let that hobgoblin bastard offspring of Babe Ruth out the grays?

Number of times the following words were used in her DMs:

It’s even more satisfying that a Baltimore team (yeah, I know, Baltimore County, but I’m taking artistic license here) was able to do it to them.