But they were black men under the age of eighty, and of that I think he was certain.

Amazing how it magically changed from “city ordinance” to “store policy” too.  

I was at Rite Aid today buying my essential supply of beer, and I wore a hat, mask, and gloves. I kept think ‘what a hell of a situation.’ Getting shot at Rite Aid for wearing a mask felt like a last month problem, but black and brown can never allow ourselves to get comfortable. America’s consistency can show up…

I’ve never said that the guy was racist.

I mean, those are Chads who are called out all the damn time. But do keep on with this disingenuous bullshit.

Oh, no. This one is easy. A Karen generally has more formal education than a Becky. A Karen has a college degree or associates or even a skilled work certification. A Becky usually just has a high school degree.

There only needs to be one error. It’s like he’s asking for brownie points because the men aren’t dead.

Another episode of #ANYEXCUSEWILLDO.

avoid this Wal-Mart at all costs.

Repeated every time you pass one.

A Karen doesn’t see color. A Karen dated a black man so she couldn’t be a racist. A Karen has visited the African American museum with her family to teach them about black history. A Karen worked to get Obama elected and voted for him twice and would’ve elected him a third time if she could have. A Karen loved Black…

Definitely a juiced up Darryl. 

Karens don’t get bad grades, they get an elder Karen to call the principal.

“Just like anything, there’s more to the story”

avoid this Wal-Mart at all costs.

I’m actually genuinely shocked that it’s taken this long for these kinds of stories to arise.

Wells said the officer “was mistaken when it came to the store’s policy prohibiting masks” and it was “the one error” made in the incident.

“There’s not much I can say,” said Wells. “I backed the officer by what he tells me. Just like anything, there’s more to the story.

Nah. Karen would have turned to her well off mother and father and had them apply pressure (AKA:Throw money at the joint) and have gotten in. Becky on the other hand is lower middle class if that and her parents don’t have enough money to pay for a new mop and bucket for janitorial to clean up after her brothers who…

So should Becky with Bad Grades be reclassified as Karen with Bad Grades?