Explain why this piece was originally meant to a playground jungle gym. Does that not trivialize said horrible act the piece is supposed to depict?
Here’s a better question, if art is open to criticism, why do white people take offense when said criticsm has to do with racism? I’m honestly curious about the last…

Absolute power corrupts absolutely. An entire world system established to favor a particular demographic’s comfort over the the very humanity of others tends to corrupt the privileged demographic. This results in said demographic utterly lacking the capacity for empathy they expect from others.

Thanks, Ollie.

“And more so if you are a white person. Seriously, people are willing to die on the hill called “White People Should Be Able to Tell Indigenous People’s (POCs) Stories No Matter What.”

White privilege is exactly what this is. It’s textbook white privilege. My arbitrary sensibilities about art is more important than the tangible oppression me and my kind just love fetishizing.

Reading the comments from the previous article (and I’m willing to bet this article as well) I just have to repeat the fact that I’m positive I would not get along with the majority of the people who read this site. It’s really easy to spout off with meaningless platitudes about “art” and how sacred art is when there…

Dani Mathers Playboy Model Who Body Shamed Gy Patron: “I chose wrong” “I got caught” 

Megyn Kelly is a racist and her ascension through the echelons of the mainstream are indicative of this nation’s indifference to the racial strife she helped foment. That is all. 

That’s for damn sure.

That’s literally where I went to High School and I’m not remotely surprised.

Lol and there it is. Take your star, you jerk.

Someone much more callous than myself would read the headline of this post and joke about the show being more heinous than the attack that prompted it and that person would be an insensitive prick.

“Henry, let’s leave the niggers to Bill and we’ll take care of the rest of the world”

“Socialist mayor Anne Hidalgo”

“My anecdote shows how charter schools free kids to spread their wings”

He or she has been trying to engage me in this circular argument and I checked out a few hours ago.

“Choice is not an anecdote...”

exactly the first thing that sprung in my mind

Yes. I’m sure the occasional positive anecdote, such as your own, absolves the mountain of bad charter schools have inflicted on the American education system.

Yes, that’s what I meant. My brain skipped the “not”