i think more people should read this

Thanks for the heads up! This looks super interesting.

That’s awesome. (I probably should’ve googled first and snarked later, but where’s the fun in that?) Thanks!

uh, like, wouldn’t jezebel publish about 30 essays on cultural appropriation if nonindigenous folks started learning and using these languages more than native/culturally-connects speakers.

[edit because i was mean for no reason. this article is dumb but i wasn’t clever enough to outweigh the meanness]

i bet you and i look a lot alike naked

my eyebrow involuntarily popped up when i got to that part. i’m not sure she’s imparting the lesson she thinks she is

i bet you really are Gregg T in real life

reading a little too much of yourself into this viral star?

i can’t wait for the vague tumblr essay that follows him canceling all future dates.

way to go, champ; you really nailed it. you sure understood this, buddy.

i hope she outsells Bill’s memoir by a hundred thousand copies

don’t worry about it! i thought your response was funny and totally warranted. like you, i don’t know that we should give him “credit” but his willingness to put aside his own personal bigotry to advance the rights of Americans is what, i think, we need to demand from our politicians.

he doesn’t deserve to dodge any fallout from his racism and his escalation of the war in vietnam. And, he was probably a fairly shitty person in his personal life (still working my way through Caro’s massive bio).

but vietnam! and he said the n-word! he can’t be good because presidents can’t be complex. multifaceted is just facist talk. #punchanazi

...at the drive in is an old band...reunited

I dig that individualism and feminism are being consciously uncoupled here even if there were a few moments in this interview where I wondered whether Crispin got a little ahead of a coherent thought (And that’s not a bad thing! I think we all tend to do that when we speak out loud; we say what seems right as best as…

this guy/lady gets it.

thank you.

remember commenters: there’s only one right way to end racism, whether systemic or interpersonal, and that way is whatever way you feel is best. everyone else is wrong, you are right and you can sleep soundly in your rightness.