Defendant Columbia had on display Emma Sulkowicz’s pornographic prints at the Columbia University Visual Arts Program . . . . . The pornographic prints were printed over as well as next to two New York Times articles previously published about Emma Sulkowicz’s false allegations against Plaintiff Nungesser.
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Defendant Columbia had on display Emma Sulkowicz’s pornographic prints at the Columbia University Visual Arts Program . . . . . The pornographic prints were printed over as well as next to two New York Times articles previously published about Emma Sulkowicz’s false allegations against Plaintiff Nungesser.
Defendant Columbia had on display Emma Sulkowicz’s pornographic prints at the Columbia University Visual Arts Program . . . . . The pornographic prints were printed over as well as next to two New York Times articles previously published about Emma Sulkowicz’s false allegations against Plaintiff Nungesser.
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I think it’s pretty frequent. . . .I was in a jury selection once where the main witness for the prosecution was a police officer: the prosecution asked us whether we knew someone who had been arrested. . . .anyone who knew anyone got kicked off. Then they asked us how we felt about the police, if we trusted them,…
Let’s boycott. . . . given her comments on Charleston. I literally know nothing about this woman apart from her role in the Durst case (as relayed by Andrew Jareki, Shady Documentarian) and her comments on Fox News. Given her comments on Fox News, let’s all agree to check this one out from the library and to not give…
Excellent point.
Can we have a tv show inspired by Mosby’s life, please? PLEASE?
Yeah I agree/disagree . . . I have no idea how it would feel to be asked to play this woman if I were mixed race (I could imagine it WOULD get old, but, again, I have no, no, no idea) and I DO think that playing up the mockery with a super pale blonde lady would be great. But Maya Rudolph’s AWESOME talent in terms of…
I worry now that this comment came across as angrily directed at borderline (the OP). . . . I meant to agree with borderline and to defend borderline against others. . . . but I am afraid that my rant came off as ranting against the poster, rather than ranting WITH the poster. I believe in all of my points, but I am…
Yes! I am so sorry, I did see that you had identified yourself as *trans. I was ABSOLUTELY not trying to attack you. I was trying to tell you that I agreed with you. . . . but I realize that because I was ranting it may have come across like I was ranting AT you. I am so sorry for that. I really, really was trying to…
uh. . . .no, I don’t. I don’t think that you know what the definition of a mental disorder is? Maybe look it up.
People, PLEASE, start using your BRAINS.
I’m so glad he used the n-word. It is a violent word. With a violent history. It’s a good rhetorical move, I believe, because that fucking disgusting word carries so much pain with it, so much horror, that is washed away by “n-word.” NOT that I think white Americans should use this word. We don’t have the fucking…
Barack Obama has been in a uniquely dis-privileged place when it comes to talking about race. A white man with the same objective feelings** about racism in American would be much more likely to be listened to than Obama.
This whole line of argument—the *transrace thing is SUCH an insult to black americans AND transgendered americans. I particularly hate the arguments that imply that individuals who were identified as male at birth and transition to female are taking a similar “journey” as Dolezal, i.e. from privileged to less…
Oh my god. . . thank you John Oliver.
THANK GOD FOR THIS SMALL SMALL THING. Actually it’s a huge thing. But, given the current state of racism in American, even the biggest actions seem so small.