Yup yup yup. The great irony of the LBGTQ movement- just becasue you happen to be within this group does not mean you're excluded from being judged/ridiculed/prejudiced against by other members of the group. Because it's made up of humans.

60% of trans people spend time in prison. They are discriminated against legally, and in a very explicit way; there's no law against firing someone or evicting them for just being trans. 1 in 12 trans women are murdered by cis people, and 1 in 8 trans women of color are murdered. Yes, we live in a white supremacist…

I don't really know if she's a big supporter of the LBGTQ community, or if she hangs out with lots of queers, but there are a LOT of gay men and lesbians who have no idea that you shouldn't say tr*nny, or think of this as political correctness gone amuck (meanwhile, try calling them one of the a f*g or d*ke...).

She is. And she hangs out with gay people and they use words like this and that is why she thinks it's ok. Because in her group of friends it is, but they are not following her with a camera then posting it for the world to see.

2-head + 6-head / 2 = 4-head

Wow. At 8-14ish during their heyday, I could not get anywhere close to appreciating just how special TLC was, as group of WoC in the international spotlight with such positive and compassionate messages (feminism, beauty standards, safe sex, etc). At the time, I just really dug the music. And ALL OF LEFT EYE'S AMAZING…

"I made her call my teachers and argue about the Fs that I'd receive quite frequently."

I'm not saying Lil Debbie isn't problematic (because she is/does read as white and popstar, and in the end, perception is everything), but I think it's worth mentioning that she hasn't had anything like Cyrus' privilege in her career. She considers herself part of hip hop culture because she was raised in it. She was…

What I find hilarious is that they still ALL dance like awkward white girls, no matter how ghetto they want to be. So of course they need black women to back them up!
Lil Debbie and Kreayshawn are pretty much the same person in their videos.
Source: I'm a "white girl" who can't really dance, so I would know.

Let's face…

I'm sorry, I like Selena Gomez. I don't necessarily think its fair to compare her to former Disney stars like Miley Cyrus. She's never shown that kind of desperation.

9. Leave the bridesmaids alone.God, yes. Being a bridesmaid is the objective worst. Brides are always high maintenance and sort-of awful, and the drama surrounding weddings ruins everything.

I mean, when you personally feel that black people SHOULD be working for you for free, 10 dollars an hour does feel really generous! You're so nice, Paula!

Ugh. I also hate it when employees seem to think that they're doing their employees a favour. Lady, you paid this woman in return for work so that you could, yourself, earn large amounts of money. You were not giving her money because of your generosity.

Am I the only one who's not into Prince Harry? I feel like I see all these comments about how "grounded" and "real" he is compared to "stuffy" Will and Kate, but Harry just seems like such a bro to me. (Also, I still judge him for the Nazi costume thing.)

Not high school, but university for me. I'm 97.54% sure this guy I dated for a year was gay. I could handle his metrosexual ways fine and dandy, and we weren't having sex because of me, not him, so again, I'm not blaming him for that. But something about him sets off all of these alarm bells beyond all that.

It's not outside the realm of possibility that she simply doesn't care. Not "doesn't respect herself", not "hiding her spite below a facade of strength", not at all the long-suffering wife of the Tragic Philandering Husband. She HONESTLY might not care; it just doesn't factor into their marriage, the fidelity thing.…

Enjoy your break! We'll be here tomorrow if Florida wants to hang. :-)

ok. First this guy is an asshat. That's pretty clear.

Definitely not a Gainesville native with those "longjeans," or whatever that is covering the lower portion of his legs.