Who watches Bachelor thinking they’re going to see Black love? Has there ever even been a Black contestant that didn’t purposefully do the Kardashian vocal burr, talk about their diverse upbringing in the suburbs or espoused ANY pro-Black sentiments besides their own desire for personal uplift and promotion?!

Black love?  Who finds love on this show, don’t most of the couples break up after they get engaged?  I don’t have any use for a show that treats people like cattle at auction for someone to pick and choose over.

I KNEW that this nonsense would be posted today. I knew that you’d ignore the fact that every single bullshit trope about Black men would be utilized. It’s not an accident that out of the many Black men they could choose, they would choose someone that is mixed, has NO relationship with his father, played ball in…

I think we both know the real solution to this problem: A kids bop version that is just the macaroni in a pot part.

Well, that’s because the Proud Boys are more accurately described as a right-wing male chauvinist organization whose membership has a large white supremacist segment, but that doesn’t roll off the tongue quite as easily.

A friend of Nandin has started a fundraising page so that “his mom never, ever has to worry about any out of pocket expenses.”

You don’t have to make a sarcastic one. Just a relevant, salient one.

Those six hours wasted could have been a good time spent your kid

Doja Cat is still a thing?

I’m unashamed to say I love this movie. It’s Reynolds at his most Reynolds, Faris at her most Faris, and Hagerty hasn’t been this funny since Airplane.

The RD DVD had a number of Tierney recollections from the cast. Some tidbits I recall:

Apparently he stole a knife, which was NOT a prop knife, at some point, so I’d be scared of him, too.

“This story falls victim to the criticism that a lot of people have toward gay representation in the early 2000s and the 1990s—that queer characters are always tragic,”

when your country is known for ripping off other peoples idea, this is what an original thought looks like

If she is trying to bring Morrison to her white friends, could be they would better embrace Morrison via white lady vs Black lady. Yes it would have been move for her to acknowledge the space she is entering into by discussing the book but does she need to?

Almost invariably means “we will work you shamelessly hard, and expect you to do it for love not overtime pay.”

“We’re a family” is always a coercive tactic...

I dunno, none of those professions seem as radical or as dangerous as her old job as a stripper and escort who would drug and rob men.