Nope, Black people have never been told they are worthless, evil, violent, lazy, rapists, criminals, less intelligent or anything like that. Let me know when you get out of your feels, and we’ll talk.

“Can’t have NOTHIN nice!”

See also: “We work too hard.” Work too hard for things, work too hard for you to be running through this house, work too hard for you to act silly, etc.

Matthew Reilly, Kerop Berberian, Geandy Perez and Austin Sovay, not exactly names the Klan would’ve accepted in 1951.

lmao i wrote in “white allies on the root”

There’s a chart. In the article. About this very thing you’re suggesting. I take it as you missed it tripping over yourself to troll, excuse me, find a white excu-pardon me, reason for this disparity to not be true?

You should have never made your first response.

Can’t watch the show yet, so these things are fucking gold.

DUMBASS FELLOW MEN:

Do not use the attempted and sometimes successful genocide on our people as a way to shut black people up. We are on the same side and fighting the same mentality that okayed all the atrocities. I don’t like how Hollywood loves us as along as we act like we are in the 1900's and black people sure as shit hate how…

Nice try at trolling and using another race. Native Americans are fighting the battle every damned day. Between diminishing land rights, soaring teen suicide rates and high unemployment , not mention police brutality, the Native American is fighting to reclaim the past.

And my reaction to people acting like McCain is a hero is like

Damn you, Maiysha! Got me at my desk with tears in my eyes before lunch! I don’t know what we are going to do. But this piece hit me especially hard because I have been thinking about the place of black women within the “black community” and “the struggle” so much lately. But I don’t have the answers.

Only one that really tore me up was Sessions v. Anglin, mostly since sessions seems to be in shit right now and his ability to hurt people may be imperiled by that while Anglin marches ever on...hard choice...

As usual Pete Souza’s on it.

I read it as more of, Black women can open any genre of movie, not just historical dramas or Tyler Perry lameness. I don’t think that was a knock to Hidden Figures at all. It was more so, “hey we can be raunchy, and freaking hilarious, and make a better version of everything and still have the whole world come see it…

You know my petty ass loves that this movie is winning while Rough Night bombed.