Yep. Similarly:

Truffle-gate. bwahaha.

Omg, I hate people like that. I put one of those signs on my apartment door that says “In case of fire, there is/are_ pet(s) inside” and you put the number next to the type of pet. My supremely ignorant and small-minded ex-sister-in-law said something like “But they shouldn’t be saving animals before people.” I…

I just googled her and apparently she is 40

oh my god, that person #alllivesmatter’d you about DOGS

i feel like she isn’t wrong in the sense that there are not (many, notable) American people standing up on a national platform to say Muslim Lives Matter (after we accidentally bomb another hospital, for example)

Non-black POC need to stop expecting black Americans to stand up for their plights and causes when they never show their fucking faces when something is going on for us. Nor do they combat anti-black American biases within their own communities.

Yes—this. Mostly/sort of related, I went to a charity event (sort of—I paid $10 cover for a bar and the money went to a pit bull charity) and my boyfriend bought me a t-shirt that has the charity name on it. Someone actually got mad at me that I would buy a t-shirt from this charity that doesn’t help ALL dogs. Like,…

I just googled her and apparently she is 40 so a) she should be a little better at controlling what comes out of her mouth at this point and b) she looks like a teenager and I do not understand.

Not to mention, many of those issue overlap, such as with Black Muslims.

I would like for people, esp. other people of color, to stop acting as if black people are in this privileged position where everybody takes our concerns more seriously than they take the concerns of other marginalized groups.

I don’t understand why some people think that just because you support one issue it means you can’t support others. As if caring about the issues of BLM means you don’t have “time” for other important issues facing, say the Muslim population and whatnot. So odd to me.

So, more of the usual from non-Black POC : Somehow blaming us for being a hypervisible minority and acting like we are the ones that have any kind of control over their visibility and issues. (While of course remaining silent on the subject of the rampant anti-Black racism within their own group. Of course.)

Michelle Obama is not going to hump you back.

“Do you have rage against the machine?”

but she’d rather chill with her husband of 20 years and continue living the life of luxury than quit her show over it

Not just too few women, but too few women who were allowed to be badass and do more than be attractive.

I was actually really saddened to hear about Chyna’s passing. My sisters and I used to watch wrestling when we were younger and there were VERY few woman on screen so when she came on it was like “ HELL YES, KICK THEIR ASSES!!”

The number of wrestlers who die too young seems like far too many to be a coincidence. There is clearly something wrong with that business. RIP Joanie

I am super sad about Chyna dying.