And maybe having written, approved, and spoken those jokes is the farthest she feels comfortable taking it, having (presumably) not been drugged and assaulted by him herself? I think you're putting too much burden on her (on anyone actually) in demanding that she be more active in her vocal condemnation. How is that…

This. Tina and Amy doing that joke on WU isn't pussyfooting around. They had thousands of people listening and they didn't hide anything AT ALL. Even Kenan. They addressed pretty much everything in under a minute. The accusations, Bill's power, that people would ignore it to keep working. Tina really did actually do…

I think (and correct me if I'm wrong) but what Jeremy is saying isn't that she didn't approve the joke, it's that she may not have personally written it. So one reason she might not be taking credit is that the credit isn't hers to take, in this instance. I think between the SNL thing and this episode (which you…

Here's the thing about "IT'S NOT ABOUT YOU." It is about both sides. It's not piggybacking, it's not appropriating, it's bolstering the argument. It's absolutely relevant and related. The suffering of black people doesn't happen in a vacuum. It's caused directly by white privilege that maintains a broken system that…

I've been posting and retweeting and highlighting black voices left and right.