A young Cliff Curtis also has a small role. That was back before Hollywood started playing Ethnicity Bingo with him.

That GIF is a spoiler, yo!

I love her. I meant to only watch a few minutes of this, but the whole thing is compelling.

Lovely. I’m like this about calligraphers on Instagram, such as:

Oh haiii did someone say “Worst potential first female president”

A historic moment like this you just let it go. Pee-pee pants is nothing to missing out on the first woman major party presidential nom.

When she came out, dressed all in white like a fucking angel coming to save us from Donald Trump, my heart just seized up in joy.

YES! I’m convinced he beats Joanna at least once a month.

I don’t know where I read this, but there was a story about a mom who had the words “Work Will Set You Free” stenciled on her wall, and her friend had to tell her, hey, maybe you should Google that.

I think their taste is so tacky. It looks like Pinterest and a budget version of Pottery Barn exploded all over their houses.

What a coincidence! It just so happens that there’s virtually always something objectionable about the voices of women who speak up in public. I’m sure it has nothing to do with internalized sexism. Just like how women are criticized for every vocal trait imaginable—saying “like” too much, upspeak, vocal fry—while men…

KW: I think my sense of humor is really dark and super twisted and stuff like that. It’s like, “Is this a funny joke for real? Or am I just rich?” See? That was funny.

We absolutely do need a 10 year The Hills reunion.

Mr. Robot is sooo good and Rami is excellent in it. I tell pretty much everyone I know to watch.

No one’s looking for offense. You clearly misunderstood the situation and continue to double down on it by going on about how she’s violating a dress code (which she is not). You’re completely missing the fact that she was effectively being punished for not wearing her black girl hair like a white girl. “Professional”…

Except that that only applies if the action someone takes ISN’T reasonable. If she had come in with a mohawk, or even something like... I don’t know, dreads maybe, I could understand the issue (I’d disagree with it in terms of dreads because I’ve seen lots of people make them look very neat and tidy, but...). But she…

There’s a difference between “expectations not laid out” and “boss enforcing unrealistic standards that have nothing to do with professionalism.”

In case you were unaware, this is a case of the latter. There is nowhere except in this boss’s manic head where ponytails and cultural head-scarves are “unprofessional.”

Allow me to introduce you to the wonderful world of employment law.

You seem like a person who lacks empathy, and enjoys the suffering of others.

Unfortunately they can’t fire her for dress code violation. They detailed out the dress code and she’s following it. So unless she’s bad at her job not much of a leg to go on.