What gets me with these idiotic feminism responses is that they seem to always seem to stem from the mouths of wealthy and white female celebrities. Journalists should just start asking the question in terms of: are you a feminist or do you believe you are a shit stain that should be politically/socially/economically…

I kinda laughed hard at her comment b/c it's both acknowledging privilege but also willfully missing the point. It takes a special kind of woman to be able to do some shit like that.

Yeah guys! If you personally have never faced inequality, it means it totally doesn't exist right? RIGHT?

I was never that feminist girl demanding equality, but maybe that's because I've never really faced inequality.

"I was never that feminist girl demanding equality, but maybe that's because I've never really faced inequality."

I don't see an artist,i see a very bored rich woman with a lot of time on her hands

The backstory is 1988.

He the "bad, black guy" in a suburban neighborhood. The one who knows how to get the drugs, works in a porn shop, and attends to any other vice you may have. I am sorry, but as a black person who operates in white spaces, I have seen random white people go up to blacks waiting on train platforms and asking if they…

I raise you all your pongs and your ataris and show you what I played with.

They're suburban teens. It doesn't take much for them to go from "this guy sells weed" to "he's Harvey Keitel in Pulp Fiction."

Yes. People need to admit that if Adnan was just a little bit less charming on a popular podcast, they wouldn't be so quick to point the finger at everyone else but him.

Judd Apatow still sucks

I'm inclined to believe Adnan did it because theres no plausible reason why Jay would implicate himself after the fact if he was not telling the truth. The evidence was thin but there was nothing in the show to make me believe Adnan was innocent, especially since they tried to make Adnan into a sympathetic character…

Seen her live twice. She couldn't keep up with her backing track and her backup dancers outdid her at everything. Like, it's okay Iggy, I can't rap either!

Between the repeated meek chiding of intersectionality and the idealization of 'turning female experiences into human experiences,' there is an undercurrent to this article that feels similar to kind of erasure when certain white people say things like "there is only one race: the human race."

Is it not totally inappropriate for a white lady to be calling a black man "boy," or am I just a confused white person?

You know who....

She's probably not comfortable being around all those coloreds

Why T.I. in the back looking like a pageant mom from Toddlers and Tiara's tho

ok im just gonna leave this here again