OMG if Meghan McCain reads my comments I would be so honored.

I don’t know if you came up with that yourself, but that’s fucking perfect.

It’s a shitshow Möbius strip.

I used to think Omarosa was the worst, but I confess I was a little confused that in that Colbert interview she didn’t come across as the absolute monster I know she is. For a hot minute I caught myself wondering:

I like the model of a continuum of privileges. A black man is still a man, a disabled white woman is still white. Every man is sent the message by society that he should be superior to women and view them as objects, just as every white person is sent the message by society that they ‘deserve’ more things than people…

Why is talking about the reality of what Black women face anti-Black male? We are always told we’re being divisive when we talk about what’s going on. It’s a great way to silence us and nothing has to change. This has nothing to do with white people and what they want.

He said “we paid for you” and also didn’t respond to her “stop” and “no.” Maybe it sounds very radical fem but camera lens can be male gazey and with the non consent here this feels kind of rapey (no, that doesn’t undermine actual rape...this is a different degree but in my understanding there is a spectrum of…

Seriously? The ‘Neenah’ police? I wonder what their sirens sound like...

Allahu Bikerbar?

Man, it must be great having never done anything reckless or stupid in your entire life.

Yeah, but...don’t be a dick.

Don’t be a dick.

As long as it’s not Stevia!

Hysterical men! What’s next? Feisty men? Nebbish African-Americans? Stoic women?

I disagree with this notion. I don’t think they are necessarily “blackening” the upper echelon of wealthy America. In fact, I think it’s the very opposite. Since breaking into the upper-crust of wealthy America, they’ve assimilated everything that goes along with being extremely wealthy, namely the disconnect from…

Do you know any actual black people or are you pulling this out of your ass? You sound like someone who thinks that the only black people with money are the ones who throw balls, sing, or rap, only, not so much.

I see it only as fueling the "nah, you're one of the "good ones"" rhetoric.

The new black narrative is attractive to wealthy Black people and poor black people because it disregards the structural, systematic forces that shape our lives and gives us practical, personal ways to cope with them. In that way it is very much like a self help book- just another aspect of the American dream.

My 16-year-old sister looks a little bit older so she occasionally gets hit on by boys in their early 20s. At one point, this one sorry fellow tried to convince her that “age is just a number,” to which she quickly retorted, “a prison cell is just a room.”