So the hero is the person who provided the cash, and not the person who’s ideas and hard work led to the result?

WE HAVE FOUND RAFFEY.

Would YOU wanna be the person who questioned the racial credentials of the new president of your NAACP chapter? How bad would you look if you were wrong? I think there was plenty of talk but no one wanted to be that person who asked her if she was really black.

Wow I think you really nailed it. It’s easy to feel your deep sympathies for the bride experience through your mocking of her dress choice and body shape.

With all due respect, if this is satire, it’s very poorly done. Most readers of this site are educated, bright, and quite humorous. If this was even a moderately well-written satire piece, more readers would have realized it.

so somebody posts an article which not a few women find hurtful and the defense is that it’s satire? where have i heard that before....

Is that what was decided after the intended narrative didn’t catch on? LOL nice try.

But is it satire? I don’t get the impression that the author is mocking people who hold the belief that people with certain body types should not be allowed to wear certain articles of clothing. Seems more like she honestly has these beliefs and she’s just trying to be snarky about it. Also, it’s just not very funny?

I have a disease that makes my legs look like tree trunks and I can only barely wear jeans. Maxi dresses are the only thing that hides them and makes me feel pretty and normal. :(

This seems to be more about body shaming than maxi dress hating.

I have to say, Timothy Dalton in this film is one of the finest performances of any actor ever on screen.

Someone actually starred this shit. Jesus.

Yes. That’s obviously the important thing to remember here.

Actually, by the end of his life (and you can read this in his autobiography) Malcolm X was beginning to change his mind about race and his approach to gaining equality for African-Americans.

Grounding me most likely, but my level of teenage stupidity stopped at things like staying out too late, failing the occasional test, or buying things I shouldn't; not, you know, trying to flee the country to join a terrorist cell.

I know I'm in the greys but this is actually an area i'm studying in detail at the moment so I thought I'd throw in my two cents.

Yes, she was a 15 year old stripper because she was poor and needed to provide for her and her family. Being an exploited child may actually maker her a better judge of exploitation, but why consider that? *blinks*

I was making my own point, Nicole Simpson's choices are relevant. Her kids know she was dating their father when he was married to his first wife. Her kids know their father is a sick fuck who was unfaithful and abusive to their mother. I don't admire/like Rose and I don't admire/like the Kardashians/Jenners. …