Hey, now...come on.

Setting aside that what she did was illegal, she is now brand poison.

How? This “friend” never received the image. Remember, dipshit publicly disseminated it.

My apologies for the shitty wording. I was referring to the perspective of the Great White Hunter mentality of the time.

Kinda like what taxidermy is to animals.

Well, for starters, the judge didn't think she did anything wrong in the first place.

Malachite Meh.

Or a young Madonna.

Raging misogynist acting as a go-between?

Doubtful. Remember, Bill O’Reilly came out in support of a ban on assault rifles.

Oh, I'm sure they'll figure out a way to move the goalposts just a little further.

Agreed. It reads as though the LW was trying to get a third party to confirm their biases, desperately trying to have a reason to downgrade the employee’s stellar record.

Why not ask them to lay you off instead of being subjected to this prolonged wait for the inevitable?

#DiveBarMenuItems

And with the ongoing public discussion regarding POC and their contributions to performance arts and the criticism against the industry of erasing POC and opportunities for POC in film and theatre, you would THINK these damn fools would get. a. fucking. clue. That they would take the effort to adjust accordingly to…

Rocking the flayed with flair.

“The album covers – my work – was getting more attention than the music, and it upset their (the band’s) ego,” Riggs said. “So they were going around the world telling everybody that it was all their ideas and I was just a dumb monkey that painted it all. So this didn’t go down very well.”

Wat?! Did they think you were writing for Gone Churchin’ Weekly?

That sounds like the premise of a depressing children’s book.

That one person could've been an employee afraid to lose their job.