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haha, my staff account on disqus got all messed after we made Kinja accounts, but hey, here's my brand new Kinja page: https://kinja.com/arayyay

(I am on staff - all contributors have staff accounts…also I work in the office)

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Uh…yeah….?

There's a scene a few episodes ago where two of the other We Goy Yall instructors complain that a teacher only speaks Spanish and wouldn't learn English. I assume if a school employs Spanish-only speaking teachers, they are doing it for students who only speak Spanish. Also, for an after school program like We Got…

That is the case for open relationships, but if Dro and his wife are poly, it might not be an issue. It'll be interesting to see how they address that.

The "IS HE?" was so beautiful and good. lmfao, totally conveyed her real feelings for Dro

I mean, I don't think Dro saying late night at a party "My wife and I are open, we sleep with other people if the occasion arises, but we don't seek it out" is Dro laying out the ground rules for his relationship with Molly. He gave her the bare minimum of info that pretty much told her "it's ok for us to sleep…

Except Dro isn't poly - he's in an open marriage. There are different levels to non-monogamy. Poly people do form emotional attachments. Non-monogamous people in open relationships usually just have sex outside of their marriage, but don't encourage their partners to have fully-formed emotional relationships with the…

Bernie Sanders won.

I agree. I'm a fan of Jamila Woods and Noname, but I wouldn't pay to see them at a festival with the other acts listed in the article. I don't care about those genres and well…why buy festival tickets to see two acts? I'd rather go to a "Women in Hip-Hop and R&B" festival than some generic "female-focused popular…

Get her a subscription to Bitch or Rookie.

They're out there. There are bands like Tacocat, Pearl Earl, and Screaming Females that have hit some level of national fame, but there are a lot of up-and-coming DIY all-female bands. In Chicago, we have Lil Tits, Montrose Man, No Men (god, No Men is amazing). There are monthly shows that focus on highlighting…

Hm…Missy Elliott and Erykah Badu participated, but Ani DiFranco didn't so "harder acts didn't want to participate"?

ok.

I am evaluating the show against itself here. To me, disagreeing with the overall format of the episode (it would've been stronger if it just focused on Lawrence), doesn't knock the grade down to a C/D. There were still great themes covered, the episode was hilarious––it was just badly structured.

Personally, as an author, I've never had an issue finding comments that were directed to me among the nested long conversations that are also happening.