Oh, honey. No.

I don't think you understand how feminism works.

Feminists don't think men and women are physically comparable. They're obviously not. What are you talking about?

The part that really turned my stomach is how he acted AFTER she hit the floor. He didn't rush down to help her or see if she was ok. My fiance and I sometimes act like 8 year-olds and wrastle. One time he hit me in the face on accident and he acted as if he just killed my puppy. He felt guilty for hours and it didn't…

we all care

As long as he couldn't remember it, nothing happened.

So, if some guy drugged Cee-Lo and forced him to have sex against his will, he'd be cool with that?

Not at all! Kid cakes are covered in so much frosting that it's good no matter what.

Of course Wrecking Ball isn't about Liam, that would imply that she had something to do with it being written.

I am using my Magical Negro powers to make you forget you ever saw that comment.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, Kara Brown. I cannot handle the pretend "inner black woman" thing. I'm a gay male and I hear gay guys say this all the time and what they're really saying is by having this "inner black lady" or whatever is that they have carte blanche to act sassy or rude or insane. Which isn't just…

They need to have some awkward black girls like me on there helping white women with lessons like:

But I love Tanisha.

"Trapped inside of every white girl is a strong black woman ready to bust out...the four women will be taking their BWs to learn burlesque, double dutch, African dancing and of course, of course, how to rap.

Your original idea is brilliant and needs to be on air ASAP.

I heard the title and thought it was a show where a group of friends stage an intervention to let their friend know his girlfriend sucks. I was like, 'They should do boyfriend interventions too, but I'd watch the hell out of that show!'

Not cringeworthy: those bold colors. I want all of those outfits.

Questions to ask yourself before saying you have an Inner Black Woman: 1) Are you Teena Marie? If you answered 'NO' to this question, then you do not have an Inner Black Woman