The rules are "No shoes, no shirt, no service". Nobody said anything about pants. Take them off

Gimmee a break, lady. i have the same sized feet. For you to compare the experience of not finding shoes in your size (just get insoles for fucks sake), to a child being asked to leave a store on sight alone, and for something that is clearly more socially stigmatising, is just dishonest and self-absorbed and barfy.…

Your original comment just screamed basic, so I just assumed that you liked that BOGO shit.

*reads title of article*
*comes up with period joke in head*
*reads said period joke in article*
*realizes he is not a beautiful unique snowflake*
*kicks kitten*

Shop owner at Tina Turner's wedding...

I have to agree with you on this one - I'm not a parent yet, but when my time comes, I intend to feed my child in the most discreet way possible. There are plenty of alternatives to just whipping out a breast in public - cover-ups, mother's lounges (many businesses provide these), and pumping milk before you leave the…

I knew that my comment would cause and shit storm, and it has. I have a right to my opinions just as everyone else here has theirs. I'm not anti-breastfeeding people!! For fucks sake. I'm not uneducated, I'm not a prude, I haven't bought into the patriarchal bullshit. I know babies squirm, I know that sometimes my…

I had almost the complete opposite upbringing. Black guy here (with one of the most unexpected names you could imagine. Many a teacher was surprised when I raised my hand on the first day of class). Parents sent me to a private elementary school, then a charter school, and finally a public high school down here in…

I never said racism didn't exist because Obama was elected. But you keep writing about all white people as if we're monolithic and all powerful and racist and I correctly pointed out that if that were the case, Obama (amongst other important African-Americans) wouldn't have gotten elected or risen to power and…

I never said racism didn't exist. I know racism still exists but not like it was at our country's founding or during the Civil War or during the last century. I was responding to the first post where the poster wrote "STOP EXPECTING WHITE AMERICANS TO BE SOMETHING OTHER THEN (sic) WHAT THEY ARE!"

I agree that the country was founded without equality and by playing the race card. I agree that white people have played the race card for most of our history. But, the United States of 2013 is not the United States of 1787 or 1862 or 1922 or 1968 yet African-Americans always cry like it is. If there was such…

You are a disgusting racist.

It's not the same thing at all. Rape is not justified in any context and neither is racism. The court didn't prove that Zimmerman went out of his way to kill Trayvon or that he intended to kill him. When the evidence was presented (which I'm sure you didn't agree with or follow), it did not show beyond a reasonable…

I'm sorry for existing.

So... you're protesting an entire race of people being generalized by generalizing an entire race of people?

You're right. White America reserves a room at Trump Plaza and votes on the best stick with which to beat down black America (or I suppose anyone other than white people). We used that stick for President Obama. Or Attorney General Eric Holder. And, former Secretary of State, Condoleeza Rice. And Don Lemon. And a…

Yes, tell that to the millions of poor and unemployed white people. Tell that to the millions of white people without health insurance. Tell that to the millions of people that voted for Obama (including me).

Ah, the race card. When will people stop playing it? Probably never since it's so effective and let's the person playing it off the hook for anything and everything. I wish I could play the race card when things don't turn out how I wanted. Instead, I have to take personal responsibility. Oh, boo!

That's a racist comment. If I replaced the word, "white" with the word, "black" you'd be all upset. Why is it okay to be racist against white people? We're all the same and should be treated and thought of equally.

Don't blame the jury, blame the law. The jury did their job. It's the law the needs to change.