Your supervisor was jealous because you were cute in your nice clothes for work. I didn’t really know white lady catty till I learned to do my makeup.

My supervisor at a past job always said my clothes looked so expensive. Little did she know that all of my work clothes came from Burlington. My shoes were bought at either Shoe Dept., DSW, or Burlington. I also have gotten 3 whole outfits from Macys for about $60 by shopping during their clearance sales. If you know…

That’s one of the things that fascinates me about this. Her clothes in the picture look nice and professional but not excessively high-end. Perhaps her clothes looked more expensive in person but all I see is a tailored suit and coat. Why did the aptly named Scarry get so worked up? Did I miss a giant designer label…

What kind of parents did you have?  Were they patient?  That would have been the only way they could have been able to deal with you, with the absolute patience of Job.  What a curse and burden you must have been, bless their hearts.

So, the only way this guy would acknowledge she knew economics is if she agreed with his stupidity. Figures.

Yeah. Totally makes no sense that a woman can get inexpensive-yet-nice-looking clothing when she lives in the motherfucking fashion/knock-off capital of the country.

AMEN to making it work on a budget. TJ Maxx, Marshalls, thrift/consignment stores and to a lesser extent Nordstrom Rack all can have great finds. I’ve managed to build a damn respectable work wardrobe by being savvy at these places. I use 40% off deals from Gap and Old Navy to get their stuff for super cheap. I’ll buy…

Republican Positions on Women’s Attire:

And now for a pile of bullshit from a completely uneducated dolt:

Right! When I lived in Oakland, the Goodwills in Berkeley and parts of SF were the places to go for your interview and work wardrobe. Hard to get the job in the first place without an interview suit.

Okay, pretty sure the stick ‘n sack hobo travel combo is called a bindle. Surprised they didn’t call her a “Carpetbagger”.

I want proof Trump is rich and paying taxes. The Obamas spent 8 years serving the country why shouldn’t they profit from it. No one has questioned other ex-presidents or their families about writing books or being paid for interviews and speeches. This is some BS racism. 

Abso-fucking-lutely.

She and anyone else criticizing the Obamas for making money can go fuck themselves. The country owes our people that money and a hell of a lot more. As someone one said, no one cared about politicians making money from speeches until the black man and the white lady [HC] did it.

Dear Maureen,

Agreed 100%. Even though I’m black, I can’t speak for all of us, but I know my recent disdain for many white women has been at those who portray themselves as progressive or as being allies but don’t do shit but talk (McGowan) and get all defensive and lash out when POC try to correct them on our experiences (Midler,…

“not frequenting places that practice unequal enforcement” - YES. Tell the owner/manager what you witnessed and why you won’t be spending any more of your money there, and remind them that you’ll be sharing your views far and wide. Then boycott, picket, spread the word. We did these here in Charlottesville (story here)…

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Make no mistake. This is what white people are supposed to be doing.

I am just tired of seeing those who put forth the effort treated as try hards or accused of looking for validation while others get chance after chance because they date black or can milly rock.

Eminem has done what for the culture exactly?…

To the other commenters, where did they act like they cured inequality? They proved a point and people, like local news, took notice. That’s like step #1 of deconstructing white supremacy - using your privilege to not only acknowledge it exists but also right the wrongs it produced.

I see this divergence around what’s…

Good for them. This is a way to use your whiteness in a positive manner and how to be a good ally. If you see injustice, speak out. I know everyone on here know about the unequal enforcement of rules, but these ladies’ families and Facebook friends need to be shown “proof” of this treatment. Now comes the part of not…