I don’t know why it is, but Grammar Nazis always make at least one mistake when criticising others. I think it’s a law of the Internet.

I love, love, love that people are being more open about depression and anxiety. I’ve been living with both since the 80s, but didn’t know what it was for a long time, and then when I did, I didn’t want to be called crazy, so I hid it until I damn near had a breakdown when I was 28 and finally asked for help.

Is that YOU, Lola. Where ya been?!

But, even though they didn’t start the fire, it is people like them who leave the barn door unlocked.

It is an internet crime for this article to not have a photo. 

I think even worse is in informal situations, people calling out typos as grammatical mistakes.

Exactly. The reason the root is the only place I make sure I check out every day is two fold: 1. It’s good to experience a place where you are not the target audience, you are not the majority, you maybe aren’t even wanted and people definitely don’t care what you think. 2. I have never heard from my black friends t…

For real, I wouldn’t want Michael Harriot raining his educated dozens down on my head, and I’ve been known to make some mama’s sons cry in my day.

You are doing the lord’s work, Michael.  Never stop.  You had me at Parker Willoughby.

The Root is a site for black people, by black people, about black shit. We are not in the business of transforming racists into social justice warriors or changing hearts and minds in hopes of reversing white supremacy.

10. Nancy’s racism is aging like a fine Syrah. Not the best, but in three more years, you could give it as a gift to that disappointed MAGA-fuck in your life.

THANK ALLAH. It’s been more than a minute and I was wondering when we’d be getting new music. So happy right now.

I was a history major in college

Behold, the Master Race.

Every single one of these motherfuckers think they’re pulling some David Copperfield level of sleight of hand when they pull this shit. “Did you know Martin Luther King was a Republican?! It’s the DEMOCRATS who opposed civil rights.”

From Allure’s article: “The key to making sure Osaka is at her physical peak, Sillah says, is honing that kill switch. When he trained Serena Williams, he quietly called her “the Closer,” because she’d stop at nothing to win the match — fury coursed through her veins from the moment she set foot on the court until the…

You have to buy the book, son!

So, what happened with the BMW? You just gonna start a story and don’t finish it?

Whelp, I better whip up a fresh batch of popcorn for the comments on this one.

Anyone else remember her MTV House of Style segment from the nineties? I still love it.