Many women voted for Trump in an effort to maintain their white supremacy. They sacrificed their womanhood to do so.

/fail

Trump promised to restore whiteness to its “rightful” place. It was just whiteness & white supremacy. Hillary didn’t promise that (out loud), all she promised was shifting power from white men to white women. And for the record, Hillary didn’t “under perform” with minority voters. Black women supported her 94%—just 2%…

What salad? You keep saying salad?

I never said “poor,” but they were definitely far from wealthy.

Beyoncé had wealthy parents....? They’re wealthy now but were high level broke when she was growing up. Actually plenty people of color who we celebrate as our entertainers began with so little which is why I’m so confused when they’re compared to some of their white counterparts who were raised with wealth (Taylor,…

That’s more apples to apples.

To each his own but this girl is pretty.

Just a basic Becky. With but definitely without makeup. :-/

You think that’s Taylor without make up!?! Hahahahahahaha

The Greatest Generation sure said nigg*r a lot.

All of this. I simply can’t understand when white people tolerate racist friends/family/acquaintances. I don’t understand the excuses like “I only see him/her when...” “They’re a friend of a friend...” “They’ve moved to the right...” Jesus, real commitment to injustice takes courage and without that courage is why…

Hmmm. I can understand your confusion then. Strange.

Yeah, I get that.

I gotta ask because I seriously don’t know, are people really that shocked when their so-called friends say racist crap or support Trump? Like there was NO indication in the past that they were just a teeny-tiny bit intolerant? I find it hard to believe that they held no “Nobama” feelings or weren’t pro-Palin or…

Maybe this is mostly white people problems. My Facebook feed is straight. Nada out of the ordinary. Progressive, liberal, and about 50% brown.

Public schools are underfunded and if you don’t want your kids there, send them to private or charter schools, and follow the rules in said schools so they don’t end up getting kicked out.

Other private schools (or public schools). Duh. That’s how it works. I’ve attended, worked for, had my kids enrolled in private school. “Problem” kids come and go all the time as long as the family has money.

Do people have to feel threatened for the threat to be credible? How can you be sure that the African American and Jewish students and their families didn’t feel threatened? Also, private schools are private institutions. Maybe they felt that they’d rather run a campus where everyone felt included rather a campus…

Usually schools have codes of conduct and rules and regulations. I’d like to think that threatening groups of people based on race, ethnicity, religion and/or sexual orientation are expressly stated to be grounds to be expelled (and fired in some cases). You don’t have to do illegal things to be wrong or be in…