This is why the issue isn't taken seriously by a number of people. People like "Jackie" and the "accuser" in the Duke Lacrosse case are reasons why men don't take it seriously. The fear of a false accusation. I remember when my ex threatened to go to the cops and tell them I raped her if I didn't get back with her. I…

Why do people, especially white people, think that if you do the "Hands up, Don't Shoot" sign that you are for looting? No, they are not. They are trying to bring awareness to a situation that African Americans faced on a daily basis. They are tired of it and want their voices heard.

That's so idiotic to apologize for the player's expressing their own thoughts on the situation. Putting a "Hands Up" sign is in no way disrespectful to police. Maybe they should look hard at their own conduct rather than expect others to blindly go along with everything they do.

And then when the boss, who will keep his job, gets the slap on the wrist. He will make your life or your entire group's life as much hell as possible. Saying "Have you been losing weight? Skinny looks good on you!" one time is not workplace harassment.

So people should be in trouble just for saying to a co-worker: "Did you get a haircut?" or "That's a nice shirt, where did you get that?" I mean really think about what you're saying:

Then don't complain when your male boss gives a promotion to another female in your office because she doesn't complain about complement and is a nice person overall.

So a man isn't even allowed to complement you on having a great workout? Some people are just trying to be nice and you feel you are entitled to berate him about it? I know when I needed motivation for working out, I would complement men and women for a good run, a good lifting session or a good basketball game. Maybe…