I don't think so, because those actually pro-actively fighting for the things they're talking about realize that those who fall under the MRA umbrella are batshit crazy and don't want to be associated with them.

It's a weird concession, isn't it? On the one hand, good charities getting donations is a good thing (I interned with Girls Inc. back in college, so I'm always glad to hear when they're getting support), but it can come off as disingenuous when the companies writing the checks aren't sending particularly good messages…

I tend to find the Kardashians irritating, but I really hope no one gives her crap for getting the hell out of there. The fact that her host (or whatever) kept trying to pull her away from her people is shady enough, but the man in black face ... yeah, trust those instincts Kim and GTFO of there.

I have flats that are super comfortable with cushioning. I might not walk a mile in them if I have to, but I like wearing them to my office.

Bonus points for showing the guy's bare body compared to woman's. It would have been really easy to tantalize straight male viewers with a full body shot of Keri Russell but they didn't.

I think that's the problem when there is so little representation for any one group in entertainment, whether it's black people or gay people or women or specifically black women or biracial relationships; when there is only one example of said representation, that one example represents the whole group. So with…

Also (and granted this kind of lands into sci-fi because superheroes), but they did cast a black woman for Iris West in the upcoming Flash series and her love interest is going to be played by a white man. Surprisingly, I've actually heard the theory that you're more likely to see a bi-racial relationship on TV where…

I completely understand where you're coming from. I do wonder if some of Shirley's "not having sex with the others" has to do with her as an older woman compared to the other two ladies ... despite the fact that she and Jeff are around the same age. Which is annoying.

Per people's complaints about the ads for this show running on the Gawker sites, if it's anything like the sites I've been involved with then the ads put on the sites aren't CHOSEN by the people running it. Plus it's not like Gawker knew that the show was going to be godawful and sexist when the ads were going up.

Oh oh, plus Sleepy Hollow! Two black ladies (one of which is the lead) and a black man in the main cast.

Oh I realize that ... like a lot of people I got bullies for a good 75% of the stuff about me as a kid, so clearly asshole kids are going to be assholes. Still, like trying to avoid giving your kid a easy to bully name, you want to try to help them avoid harassment if you can ... even if it's more or less futile. Like…

Also Donald Glover and Yvette Nicole Brown on Community ... granted Donald left, but that was him wanting to focus on his rap career and not the studio ousting him or anything.

Dang it, the guy who played Fitz in the Lizzie Bennett Diaries is in this and I was hoping it would be good just for him ... ugh, that's disappointing.

It's good to know that there's more of a mix as far as who opts to do it or not in the states. There are so many weird things that defines proper manhood in this culture ... the idea of your penis looking different feels like something no one should worry about unless you have an actual illness that's causing it, you…

I came here just to point that out - that the equivalent of most cliterectomies for men would be taking the whole head of the penis off. Or to put it the other way, the female version of the standard circumcision is to just take the hood off and keep the part that actually gives a woman pleasure.

This is actually a reason why I don't want to have a son. Circumcision is such a weird thing in the US and the fact that not having it done could cause you embarrassment from your peers as much as having it done would in other places ... it's just a lot of pressure to put on a new mother who is already worried their…

So she got swept up in all the online criticism and the only thing she took from it is that she's the victim in this scenario? Lovely.

I was honestly thinking you meant the food at brunches. How DARE you take away America's natural right to eat as much as possible on the weekend like we DESERVE!

So for those saying that she could have just told him no, HERE is where the guy went from "benefit of the doubt" to "oh hell no." Because this right here? This is creepy. This is especially creepy when she's given him no particular encouragement in his talking to her. She has given him exactly two messages that are…