Right? I organized, with a partner, a one-day event with no more than about 20 people, in a public park where we needed no infrastructure or anything (basically, the 20 of us would put on various creative “happenings” throughout the day), with a generous budget and months of planning, when I was 36, and I would still…

If it makes you feel better, we’re in a high tax bracket and putting $500 on a wrist band is like something we’d talk about for a fucking week. “Should we? SHOULD WE?” Hell, I felt guilty spending $145 on comic books...at a comic book convention...where you buy...comic books.

That is indeed the answer. I always wonder about this shit too, and I honestly think people who make less than $100k and do things like spend $5k on a weekend festival are a) not saving any of their money for anything and/or b) living on credit cards. And maybe not paying rent.

Truth. The nonchalant putting $500 on a wrist band, and I’m working 50 hours a week with a master’s degree and sometimes wonder how we’re getting groceries.

Whenever I read stories like this in the world, I wonder how on earth people my age or younger can just go and willy nilly drop $2000 on something like this. Our household income is twice the median and anything over $200 is a ‘is this ok? Can we do this?’ type of purchase. I always wonder what these people do for a…

Why were they even selling lemonade? You know it wasn’t for pocket change. It’s like Marie Antoinette having a fake farm at Versailles.

I never understood why Vanilla = White. Vanilla beans are brown as the earth they spring from.

Something that comes to mind while reading this, is that men have always been very afraid of women, and that is why they restrict our lives.

*writes up business plan for Black Truffles Matter Café*

Yeah I have had it go both ways. Some people are not worth reconnecting with and others, well, you have to give them a second chance if you still feel friendship. On the other hand I’ve been burned and decided to give up on another who was just too much work with no return on investment.

Hi Dan, I definitely understand your article is mostly written about Immigration Enforcement Agents (IEA) but I have an issue with your statement, “One thing to remember: ICE agents aren’t authorized to arrest U.S. citizens in the normal course of their duties. Does it happen? Sure. But it’s not really “legal.”” 

Step one: Don’t live here illegally.

Indeed, Schutz’s intention is largely meaningless in the face of the work. Schutz treats her source as simply an object; as a photograph rather than a record of a teenager murdered because he was black.

There is also Benadryl (antihistaminic) and Unisom (sleep aid) which are basically the same products: Diphenhydramine HCl

An then there is this heart medication called Revatio (20 mg) which is basically the same thing as Viagra (the lowest dose is 25 mg) (sildenafil). Though, Revatio is almost always covered by…

Looks like they managed to nail down every stereotype. Grindr = Progress! Also, are there any icons of color? I see they are taking catchphrases birthed from black/Latin culture but only see chiseled white abs being represented.

Certain sea slugs excrete mixture of hydrochloric and sulfuric acid. Clearly this should be expected to wash off when Bannon takes his annual bath.

Was that body blindfolded and carrying a scale?

That really is the only explanation.

Why is it striking a more universal (meaning white women?) theme what makes it a masterpiece? Why can’t it as something by, for, and about black women’s experiences be enough?

Because black women haven’t already been speaking about their pain and struggle in every single rnb song ever. But I guess no one cares about them anymore unless they work for Beyoncé.