I'm just wondering, was most of that group of victims made up of a minorities? Because in the link people have given to read here it seems people mostly took offence and didn't consider this "politically controversial" until after the Holocaust, where it was white Jewish people being sterilized, instead of minority…

yeap, that pissed me off too. The other things that bothers me thought is that there seemed to be little to none consequences towards the people involved in this. Yes they created new law and guidelines, but what about justice for the victims?

Wtf!? how is this even legal? "Forcible Sterilization"! how was this allowed? Seriously though, what kind of sick logic made this "North Carolina Eugenics Board" think it was in their right to do that to people? What purpose did it serve?

The only other clip of this show i've seen was the one they posted on Gawker here:[gawker.com]

LADIES PAY ATTENTION THERE ARE SOME GREAT TIPS IN THIS VIDEO!

Yeah, i'll see this. It looks pretty good. Side note: Just watched Bring It On a couple of months ago and the movie actually holds up. It's still a pretty good teen movie, made me feel good that i didn't have to be ashamed to have admitted liking it.

Racism is bred out of Xenophobia. The two pretty much go hand in hand, IMO.

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Racism is bred out of Xenophobia. The two pretty much go hand in hand, IMO.

i believe there are dating sites or forums for people who identify as asexual. Also, Asexuality has different meanings for different individuals, so it is best, when you find someone, to make sure it means that same for you both.

Yay! I've been waiting for this! Is always good to hear the author be proud of an adaptation based on their work. Plus I dig Yelchin, i think he could make a great Odd.

" If I took perfect pictures all the time, the people standing in the room with me, or on the carpet, would think, What an actress! What a faker!" There have been generations of actresses before her and currently who do look like they give a shit about looking good in pictures and i've never heard people call them…

At first I actually thought the words on the bottom where probably a continuing part of an article in the magazine/newspaper not that it was part of the ad :P

haha i had a similar idea, it all revolved around what the car looked like. I completely missed the mark. Let's keep not being in advertising together :)

cool! thank you so much! i had no idea the actual impact this ad had. a very interesting read.

umm no, i was just offering my interpretation, which means, i can also be wrong. I was trying to participate in a discussion and not negate someone else's opinion on it. Might wanna try and relax, i'm not is saying this topic and what she said isn't problematic

Okay, this is a bit off topic, but since it was mentioned in this article i felt the need to finally ask... What is it that makes the "Lemon" campaign so clever? I never "got it" aaand i'm embarrassed... It would be really great if anyone could explain that to me, i'd really appreciate it.

To me it seems she meant "for real [In Paris] this time."

a "new T:TSCC"—magic words for me. Totally checking this out

I completely agree with everyone the people who've said that Roger doesn't really respect Joan, but i read his reaction in this situation a bit differently. I think it might have more to do with a misunderstanding. When Pete held that meeting he insinuated that Joan said the "price wasn't high enough." i think Roger…