Yeah, that was where I got my inspiration. People are such idiots (self included).

You guys, this is so exciting! Not only is she the first woman/first African American, but she’s actually, you know, a LIBRARIAN. The last guy was an academic (the Cold War was his speciality). Also Dr. Hayden is from the world of public libraries AND urban libraries, which is fantastic to have that kind of…

I’ve seen her in concert and she is crazy amazing. As in, doing Cirque du Soleil-style physical stunts while singing R&B pop without fudging a note.

Adele embraces and supports Kesha.

Really? Wow, her support carries more weight than I originally thought. Good for her!

important note that her label is sony/columbia! adele is boss.

Sony has many different labels, one of which is run by Dr. Luke. Sony offered Kesha to work with any other producer WITHIN Dr. Luke’s label, so he would still have ultimate control of the work.

I thought it was well known that if you want to be a female pop star, part of the deal was that Dr Luke got access to you. On gossip sites, like ONTD, it has been a well known fact for years. Same with Crosby and other pieces of shit. But I guess we need a male comedian to make a joke about it before they take women…

Even the deposition seems to raise more questions for Luke than Kesha. The fact that they knew to ask those specific questions about him drugging and raping her five whole years ago seems to be more evidence that she isn’t just making it up out of he blue.

This one is:

Have you read Lolita? It's about this girl who goes on trips and stuff with an older friend.

War and Peace: Child’s card game and my favorite Beanie Baby.

A Tale of Two Cities: It's a memoir about living in London vs. Paris.

I also read a book. It was called 1984. It’s about this guy and his big brother.

The “it’s about architecture and architects” had me DYING.

And as we’ve seen over and over in so many woman-centric arenas—sexual assault prevention foremost among them—the impulse to protect is very different from the impulse to ensure equity, and the two things, worked out in practice, are often exactly at odds.

It’s nuts, right?

I think it’s more of an issue of Jez becoming more pop culture than activist, not bias (which I realize you’re not saying, but to merely add to your comment).

First, they’re a blog, not a news outlet. Second, they talk all the time about nearly every endorsement made by a celeb...for God’s sake, they had a huge article yesterday about that z-lister Donnie Wahlberg endorsing Rubiobot. And they recently had one about Lena Dunham endorsing Hillary. There’s no controversy here.

smh you are a cruz shill in disguise aren’t you