I wish I had the hour to unpack. this ignorance. I’ll just note that YOU didn’t graduate from a first-tier law school.

She was protecting him by giving him a chance to “clarify”.

Neither. They’re projecting the privilege.

Kudos Grand Rapids!

The casual acceptance of that story as normal, and representative of black women, is pretty unfortunate.

I detest lazy-ass and non-responsive answers about racism/white nationalism, especially from candidates running for the second time. That “black woman problem” story you told is repulsive too.

Most of America’s “radical terrorists” vote for the candidates of her political party.

“Another one who’s ballooned.”

Here’s any idea: arrest and fine them.

Awesome.

I’m sorry you’re alive.

No. She is alive. But that’s an example of the frenzied, savage, bloodthirsty (and all the other traits out theirs they projected onto those kids) white nationalist New York was in.

Will do.

Assuming that one knows it’s a security guard calling out, and to whom he’s calling out, which are two rather big assumptions.

First, fuck that it’s the student’s fault for not turning to see what random person was making noise in his direction. Second, why should we take your word about ID enforcement over those of Barnard students who say otherwise? Third, there are lots of anti-black black security dudes at universities, and everywhere else…

Sorry, only non-whites get that label.

The Bible acknowledges the slave’s status as the property (Ex. 21:21; Lev. 25:46) and gets the easiest moral question ever wrong.

This isn’t smart. It’s also horseshit. The only one sexualizing this is you. They are acknowledging his stated affectional orientation--whom one is predisposed to fall in love with, whether or not one desires that person sexually.

Another one who’s ballooned.

You miss the point. She was a bad choice because her performace style, and less than refined vocals, are the anithesis of Motown.