She’s been on Broadway. Can’t really clean it up there.

You are not part of Hollywood. La La Land is a love letter to Hollywood. If there is one thing Hollywood loves, it’s love letters to them. They can’t get enough of them. It’s the perfect award bait.

There are other scrubs that use exfoliants that aren’t microbeads though- rice bran and silica (what the St Ives green tea scrub has) based scrubs are better options. The rice bran is great but pricier than the cheap microbeads are going to be.

Honestly, I think you’ve answered your own question. No, they don’t have better things to debate (because debate isn’t valued the way it is in our religion) and they never have.

I mean, I feel bad for her, because this bible had blank spots in it for notes, so why is it bad that she highlighted things. This reminds me of the most confusing aspect of my recent Byzantine history class, which was all the heresies. I’m a Jew. Jews generally don’t kick other Jews out of the faith unless you REALLY…

1: Okay, I think one of the fundamental misunderstandings here is that the DNC did not decide between Clinton and Sanders once the latter announced that he was running. There’s a major reason why the Democratic field did not look like the Republican field at the onset of the campaign season; Clinton had significant…

See: Mel Gibson.

True. But the old saying “if you get a drunken horse thief to stop drinking, you’ve still got a horse thief” applies to this story.

My Facebook feed has a lot of comments from people who claim they went to school with her and....yeah. Apparently, she was like this waaaaaaaaaay before she hit legal drinking age.

Well, speaking as a recovering alcoholic, I don’t think it automatically makes you a garbage person! Though untreated alcoholism certainly doesn’t help with the whole fun racist outburst and assault thing.

Yup. Burchard-Risch’s decision not to even apologize in court for her behavior seems to indicate she’s an asshole who also happens to be struggling with alcohol addiction.

According to CBS, her attorney said that the woman isn’t a “lunatic” or a “racist,” but someone with an “alcohol problem.” Burchard-Risch, meanwhile, had nothing to say, either to Jama or to the court.

The goal was to be diverse and avoid outdated stereotypes that are offensive today.

From his initial post on the subject:

“Of course, anyone with any familiarity with American pop culture knows that there is a dearth of Asian faces on screen, which made Swinton’s response to the controversy that resulted from her casting—“I wasn’t asked to play an Asian character”—come of as tone deaf. Like, sure,…

I am also white. It seems like maybe Cho was being nice and diplomatic instead of saying what she really thought. It seems like Tilda was honestly trying but also trying to promote the movie and say how it is actually okay. Maybe Cho viewed in negativity in hindsight because she felt like she couldn’t say her real…

Cho’s view doesn’t make Swinton sound malicious at all. I’d say that’s some white fragility afoot. Chi portrayed Swinton as a hapless white person trying to make themselves feel better about some whitewashing she participated in. The emails don’t contradict that. Swinton just goes on and on about how the whitewashing…

Well tbh I’m not too worried about white people getting thrown under the bus, I think we’ll recover.

Well, here’s how these conversations feel as a person of color. A white person reaches out to you sometimes - as the only POC that they know. “Hey, can you explain this one thing to me?” Like, I’m Mexican-American, so they might say, for example, “Hey, can you tell me why people think Speedy Gonzales was a negative…

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pretty darn close