"Othering" is not a real word. It's what people who have taken too many whitewashed political science courses say out of fear of criticizing Islam. Even if it wasn't a National Geographic reference, it's a great picture.

Brody was an amazing character and Damien Lewis is a great actor (and not ugly), so I was worried the show might have been lost the moment his character died.

No, no, you see "brown people" get worked up because Islam is a race now. Haven't you heard? And I like that she admits she knows nothing about the show, but cries "othering" at even the mere depiction of imprisoning women in cloth coffins might be "othering."

Good thing Islam isn't a race, you "brown person"! What race are the women under those tents anyway? Islam is followed by plenty of different races, and there are Christians in Pakistan too (not many, and most keep their mouths shut). So genetics has nothing to do with it, since anything you can convert to or leave is…

The aesthetics of othering.

These men are not tokens, first of all. They're extremely powerful males that are not white and prove you incorrect. You just don't want to admit it, because bashing "white males" is the cool, acceptable thing to do because forcing race into it makes it tolerable. It's idiotic.

Yeah, occupation, I can tell you care deeply about that.

Sweetheart, you are so sadly confused it's almost funny.

You need to tell Clarence Thomas, Benjamin Carson, Marco Rubio, and Bobby Jindal white guys are the problem. They didn't get the memo.

Oh, I see! Hispanic males count as white to you, even though they're not. Foolproof logic. Great argument.

You don't know anything. Be quiet.

LOL

It's nice to see that a person can disagree with a policy like affirmative action, and opponents will stick to facts and rational arguments instead of resorting to personal insults or insults based on appearance.

Nice trolling.

Look up Clarence Thomas and Sonia Sotomayor, you fucking moron. Btw, Clarence Thomas is one of the justices who sided with Hobby Lobby, further proving my point.

You need to tell Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, and Benjamin Carson that white males are the problem.

As if black dudes and Hispanic dudes aren't a problem. As if there are plenty of black religious leaders, Hispanic religious leaders, and non-white male Republicans and legislators that are doing the exact same thing. As if non-white males aren't the problem from Saudi Arabia to the Congo.

To whom are you referring in Georgia?

Oh, this picture. I love it. These guys know all about women's bodies, you can tell.

Okay, crazy.