People should have conversations about what they’re upset about.

Besides using “the word,” I’m more annoyed at the audacity of Maher referring to himself as a house negro.

I, too, felt inclined to purchase the Fenty white/black leather color way. In fact, I’m wearing them right now. I have no regrets.

A celebrity attaching themselves to a major brand campaign most definitely has to sign off on the final concept and script of an ad and then give approvals once the spot is edited.

There definitely needs to be a diversity of race, class, lived experience, etc to develop better creative, period. Even in a currently lily white industry though, I always hope that there is another singular black person somewhere in the ranks, giving every shitty, supremacist idea the hardest shame-inducing eye roll.…

Lovely. I’m basking in the schadenfreude.

What’s low key infuriating about these “I’m leaving New York and you’re gonna care” think pieces is that their writers are usually not actually *from* NYC.

LOOK GOOD FROM THE U.S. SIDE.

Yeah I need to see the fuck out of this movie asap stat like, now. Nothing like a woman’s violent vengeance. *5 stars*

I feel like Kim isn’t a size 2 but wears a size 2.

I’m just gonna reply with how you started your comment because everything that comes after it is useless as you have basically already agreed with me.

Your experience is not every immigrant experience and with every comment you’re making it clear that you are extremely ignorant to lives and economic situations outside of your own.

Thank you.

So, you’ve never been poor, huh?

Actually, I read your entire comment. I addressed the phrase “black black” that you used to frame your entire opinion inferring that there is a singular way to express your cultural blackness... which is seriously flawed, period. Regardless of what words you chose to use.

She is black and that is known and visible however she isn’t “black black”, she isn’t using her music as a platform to express that cultural identity, her lyrical content is not involved with or preoccupied by her cultural identity nor has she (until recently) used it as platform for black activism.

Situations like this solidify my belief that when fighting for the marginalized, it may help more for those with privilege to put themselves on the line.

Versions of this entire collection can be purchased at your local Urban Outfitters, plucky thrift shop or neighborhood workwear shop that carries a lot of Carhartt or Dickies.

I highly doubt the Czech “locals” were “displaced.”

So this strike is for women privileged enough to take the day off or do without a day’s pay? Because...