Kimmel, Fey, Fallon, SIlverman, etc, etc, etc. The “etc” is why I’m not really phased by this. These people even took a little criticism for their shit at the time and hid behind the idea that they can pull it off because they’re comedians. At least I guess that’s what they tell each other in their circles, and it…

Hey, beetle! How you been?

I just picked up lunch today and the restaurant had a sign on the door “BLM. Don’t agree? Please find sustenance elsewhere!” When I told them I liked the sign, the woman told me that apparently they had some people give them shit over their original sign so they updated it.

Where was he buried? I got a shovel, you can get an ancestry.com kit. We’ll solve this thing tonight at midnight.

Why can’t Beethoven be black? Alexandre Dumas was and people didn’t lose their damn minds!

Legislation had to be passed to ensure a black person could wear their hair in the natural state it comes at places of employment. We cant even grow our hair without triggering some people.

I wonder if they actually updated the sacrosanct dress code to allow masks.

Bill, you’re being an asshole.

Yep. It’s not political, it’s life or death, mostly our black ass lives. 

Bill, if you want to make good faith, technical arguments about the dress code at Publix and if it was adequately enforced to support your assertions, you’re probably going to need to bring the text of the policy and full descriptions of items that may or may not be in conflict with it.

Also old is people being ok with corporations dictating everything employees do say and or think.

Apropos of every little, but...

Fucking thank you for saying this. This is absolutely not a political issue. And it’s a testament to how backwoods and shitty the US is as a whole that people still say BLM is political.

Why is this being made a thing?

“Neutrality” is an endorsement of the status quo.