Now THIS is what I’m talking about. This is how you do an alternate history. I can’t WAIT to see this.

This is gospel, all of it.

Wow.

Maybe this is because I just finished watching The Keepers, but the fact that the principal actually said she had to come with him/her to the changing/dressing area gives me pause. I wouldn’t go back with him/her either. That’s really creepy.

Civil disobedience is integral to our place as individual human beings. Being swept into policies and rules that are not voluntary is inane.

Should she have argued at first?

Should she have argued at first? Probably not, though she did cover up the “problem” to comply. However....

I think they mean Louisiana (as in Geaux Cajuns), but seriously. I don’t get this “I’m gonna call you a spic, now fight my husband.” That’s some stupid shit, but of course she’s too dense to realize it.

If her name happened to be Keisha Jones and she was killed by the police her entire life and the lives of anyone who has any affiliation with her would be up for scrutiny before her body could be released to her family. I’m not about to cry for this racist wench who was clearly okay with being racist in public. Especi…

I hear what you’re saying, I really do, but the problem with acting like a complete asshole is that people will generally be a complete assholes to you in return.

(Fig. 1) A graphic representation of the number of fucks I give about this book that describes how the 22 year old Obama did shit a 22 year old does.

Can you not see for some they voted to simply keep their livelihood for a few more years, despite knowing they were voting for a racist asshole?

What you’re doing is providing context for why people acted in a racist manner; it’s not a validation that they aren’t racist.

Being complicit in racism is still being racist. Voting for a candidate who spouts racist ideology is still racism, even if that’s not explicitly the reason you voted for them. Calling it…

I think that making excuses for the racist Trump supporters needs to stop.