I wish I could give you more than one star!

Is life really this grim? This joyless? Is private voting in a democracy an experiment destined to collapse upon itself like a dying star because human nature is bleak, dark and angry?

But - the world that I see out here in suburbia, where The Coloreds leave on a bus after their housekeeper/gardener/home health aide shifts are over - that *is* the world as it truly is! Right? RIGHT?? ::cries::

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The justices ruled in Young's favor 6-3, with Antonin Scalia, Clarence Tomas, and Anthony Kennedy dissenting

Also lobbying for more federal emergency funding to "crush beers" and to make Rohypnol OTC

Other than the fact it was the fashion of choice for slave owners and a de facto symbol of the antebellum, no relation to racial intolerance whatsoever.

At UGA? This is a serious question? Like I said, context is everything. Yes, at UGA, they're immediately indicative of slave-era Southern gentry.

i think this history of greek orgs, particularly in the south, just does not give them the benefit of the doubt. were these orgs strongly known for their stances on social equality, i think it could be permissible.

"Society's number one scapegoat" huh? Must be tough.

Swastikas were a symbolic staple for many centuries before the Nazis, Elizabeth Sayers. Doesn't mean Germans should wear them. Context is everything, and the context of those outfits at your school is the tie to the antebellum South. More, it's the tie to the Confederacy- the boys weren't wearing early 19th-century…

"In no way do hoop skirts have any relation to racial intolerance...."

Back to 1963? This is how it's always been (for black people). The only difference is social media documents it and makes it impossible (for white people) to ignore, although many are still doing their damndest to try.

Love this show, Tatiana Maslany is amazing.

"I just tell 'em they need to race they ass over here and get it before it's done."

But but but MY frat would never do this!

WOW. Just f*cking wow.