Agreed. It's like the use the asshole this days. It's so overused without any need to back it up it's lost almost all meaning. Calling something pretentious alone means nothing anymore.
Agreed. It's like the use the asshole this days. It's so overused without any need to back it up it's lost almost all meaning. Calling something pretentious alone means nothing anymore.
You're right. I think an actual converstation on a feminist blog about racism within sororities in general would be much more useful, don't you?
Funny I thought this was called allowing someone to define themself.
Doesn't everyone have the right to not take on absolutely any label simply because they wish it not too? I personally am against being forced to be told what politics I ascribe to without my say so, in particular since it is at least possible I have…
"After all, as Aziz Ansari said on David Letterman's show recently, everyone's a feminist now. Unless you think Beyonce shouldn't have the right to vote, should earn 23 percent less than Jay-Z and should be at home cooking rather than performing. And who would think that?"
Isn't this kind of like saying everyone who…
I KNOW!!!!
I'd say because currently power in this country rests on the opinions of white people. That's not going to change and it's important, whatever way white people currently can, to have this conversation and have it publicly. Regardless of generally rightness, the ablity of white oppinons to cause social change,…
god damn it, you're such a buzz.....
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Much as people might not want to say it, little wayne had more to do with the value of giving away albums for free then Radiohead ever did. No Ceilings, the Dedication, the Drought series, to real fans these are some of his best work. They where considered complete albums by listeners.
Say what you want about the music…
Banksy is Black.
I think he is saying what other countries do doesn't matter. We have laws and our country is obligated to follow them.
Because in at least parts of our legal justices system, the point is reform and not vengeance.
This is an example of that. You do your time, don't commit crimes any more and try to live a normal life. That's the deal.
Also, perhaps, because rarely does one event a nation experiences over the television accurately…
HIII Oooooooohhhhh
I'm rooting for human beings to stop basing all their arguments on fear. Baring that, we are doomed anyway.
Well. no one is universally respected by all people for the history of the universe, so that is a bad choice of words. But by and large by everything that has come up in the press around here, not to mention this very article, it sounds like people really do just like people who do there job well.
nope.
(wipes remaining vomit from chin)
I doubt it. She was just good at her job. Seems pretty universally respected to me in the press as far as I could see.
At first I couldn't figure out quite why I was still upset by the things Hatred depicted when I discovered how dumb/schlocky they were, but then I realized that—for me—the game served as a kind of mirror. Because as I said at the start of this article, Hatred really isn't all that different from other games. It only…
I'd think, like dancers, actors eventually get to a point where they don't have the same kind of hangups about personal space and incidental intimacy.
I think that's kind of hilarious and possibly sweet.
I love how they are doing all they can to keep it light and not serious.
I don't know, whenever sex is stress as normal and fun as oppose to SUPER SERIOUS LIFE/DEATH OH MY GOD WHO IS GOING TO GET HURT NOW a little part of me falls in love.