I'd check those stats again. 89% + 13% = 102% and doesn't account for races besides white and black. I looked it up and non-Hispanic or Latino white people make up 62.6% of the U.S. population. (Sorry I can't include the link, I'm on my phone. I found it by Googling "racial makeup of U.S." and clicking on the Census…
But of course there isn't anything such as white privilege or male privilege. They get these opportunities, it has nothing to do with their skin color or that they have cocks or that the people who hire them look like them. Nope. Not at all.
Something something but women and POC just don't WANT to work in these fields something something.
what would have granted them the opportunities to have advanced their profiles prior to obtaining a 'first-time director' gig? And what structures would privilege their interview responses?
Congratulations, white dudes! You guys are really having a moment right now [and for the past couple thousand years.]
You literally just jumped to the conclusion that white dudes are intrinsically better at being directors.
he looks like a cartoon character
For those of us who don't want to watch the entire lead-up to Lisa Bonnet, her introduction begins at about minute 13.
i can't even pluck my eyebrows bc i hate the feeling. forget a face tat.
For years I've wondered this. Years!
How does Gwen Stefani do it?
I honestly didn't realize that was a backpack. I thought it was an open backed ug jumpsuit and there was something terribly wrong with her spine.
Top picture is a total "I just farted and I feel great" face.
I like the black-and-white base pattern of this fabric and...yep, that's all.
Why do you have an accent mark over the unpronounced "e" in your name, Raven-Symoné???
I just can't help but play the theme song in my head upon reading those words.
Perfect example of a fashion moment everyone will look back on and regret.
is this a backpack that with one move becomes a jacket???
That's so Raven.