Every soldier was a civilian at some point. That argument acts like if they’re two different species.

I would love to do this. I get a paycheck and zero notoriety.

they’re still mad that a Black man dominated the sport and y’all surprised that they don’t want to let in women?

Do I think Sir Cole feels victimized or wouldn’t jump right back into bed with Rhaenyra if given half a chance? Nope.

Zendaya has been getting this unjustified hate for almost a decade. It’s got the point where some people even get angry when she’s cast to play classically White character?!?

Applause. Well said. What we need is more roles for Black women. Not policing over which kind of Black gets to play a handful of roles.

Josh Hutcherson and Jennifer Lawrence were cast as lovebirds in The Hunger Games and this conversation never came up. Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas are another young celebrity couple with a height difference but I don’t remember them needing to defend it, or receiving the backhanded compliment of “being brave and…

The author referred to the broader topic - heteronormativity - which is gender stereotyping which includes toxic masculinity.

^THIS. 

Were articles like this being written when Sophie Turner dated and eventually married Jonas? 

“An interracial romance”

😂😂😂😂 I wish I could give this +100 likes.

I feel you. I didn’t mind the inclusion of real-life police profiling of black men and the violence that ensues from that. But I resent that we weren’t given a happy ending. That apparently we can suspend disbelief of time travel before the possibility of black people, even black people with the literal power of god,…

Maybe because there's no evidence of death threats. None of the screenshots she shared had any, just nasty words and bees. Not that those are acceptable but they're a different degree of harassment.

Thank you. I see people posting bees and being nasty. I’m not seeing the death threats. It really does seem like white woman tears to me, with a dash of wanting 15+ minutes of fame at Beyonce's expense.

Are there any screenshots of the actual death threats? Because so far this is purely hearsay.

Sansa’s gift was being a white woman.

The bleak ending devastated, and in a sense, disappointed me. I get that the message is that there is no escaping the tragedy of being black in America. But even with a literal God-like power at one’s disposal? I don’t think the downer ending was earned... or necessary.

I was about to say the same thing. That was the first time I’d even heard of Zendaya.

Ditto.