Dude, it doesn't matter who she points the blame at. Shit like this is a reflection of us all.

By you essentially calling her a raging man-hating feminist you are perpetuating the very reason she is speaking out. You are the problem here.

The customer isn't always wrong. Angela, however, is so wrong she's almost right again only because it is so ridiculous. They're candles. Take the smaller ones. Go home and order them online. Candles.

I wish I had the privilege of willful ignorance. Must be nice huh?

Yes, because the literal articulation of the word is the only way racism can manifest.

Seriously. These images of children and dying and medical interventions and "invisible suffering" are not convenient metaphors for some writer, comfortable in her desk chair, to craft some moralistic allegory: they are the realities of this disease, of how it is handled in the US/Europe vs. Africa, of how medicine has…

This scene is by no measure the only scene of healthcare in African countries, but it is often the only scene we see.

Cue the oblivious angry "what racism?!" readers. In 3...2....

Oh because theirs is the "one true religion" and that apparently gives them the right to impose it on all the rest of us. ._______________________________.

As someone voting in this election, this statement terrifies me. I've been supporting Wendy Davis since she announced her candidacy, but for some reason, she can't attract a lot of voters.

I am continually amazed that the phrase "Separation of church and state" does not compute with these people.

Texas's marriage laws are rationally related to the State's interest in encouraging couples to produce new offspring, which are needed to ensure economic growth and the survival of the human race.

you cannot make orange milkshake by mixing orange juice and milk.

My son (my favored child, lol) is 12 and his new saying is (stolen from the internet) "on a scale from one to even, I just can't" and I lurvs it. This is perfect. (this same child of mine almost started a full microwave fire nuking a pack of ramen without water, so apropos)

Childhood cooking lessons I learned the hard way:

In childhood food disasters, I learned that you cannot, in fact, make delicious coffee ice cream by putting ground coffee in vanilla ice cream and stirring like crazy.

Bravo to this young woman and whether it was the school, or her parents SOMEONE taught her to be a clear and cogent thinker who stands up to be counted. I hope to hell my son can be half as articulate at her age.

The school's next sexuality workshop should be run by the student who wrote that open letter.

At my high school they made us read a Bullshit book called Sex Has a Price Tag. Most infuriating religious psychobabble ever. I remember sitting in class FUMING. Fuck this kind of "education".

You thought "@amandabynes: My dad never did any of those things The microchip in my brain made me say those things but he's the one that ordered them to microchip me" was a coherent tweet?

There was a segment a few years back where Jones refered to their three kids as anchor babies. It was awesome. And then there was another where he was doing a piece on Republican dating and she walked in the door, put down a car seat, and said "It's a girl." I need to find those clips. I really love them (the…