“What, the ‘James Brown wig’ thing was offensive?”

Ask Donald Trump. Same rules do not apply.

I’m really stunned that a network that is totally fine with it’s highest rated talent mocking a black congresswoman on air would find itself in a racial discrimination suit... (/s)

One really sick part about this whole thing is that this is how A LOT of white people talk when no one else is around. The Trump era has made people think this is OK to not only say while at home, but on national television. People need to be publicly shamed for saying shit like this.

Cover-upperer.

I’m going to watch the shit out of this movie. I was just talking to someone on another thread about Sam Rockwell and here he is.

it’s.......both...............

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are the undisputed champs of over-sharing. I know more about baby Luna than my own child.

Then she murdered two hookers in Shreveport during a botched robbery attempt.

My mother always said my father’s family descended from Nigerian princes. Since we’re lily white I’ve decided it’s a comment on their business ethics.

People hate Marnie because she’s awful: incredibly basic and astoundingly narcissistic. They also hate Hannah, too. All the Girls are awful, looks have nothing to do with it.  

She also married her agent after busting up his marriage. Feel slightly better?

I’m sorry that tweet is hilarious.

Aww man, my Dad and I used to watch The Gong Show when I was little. He thought the Unknown Comic was the funniest thing ever. Dad is a difficult guy who wasn’t born with the patience for parenting, so it’s a happy memory of him.

I was watching some old clips after the news broke last night and I was wondering the same thing. My Dad and I used to watch The Gong Show when I was young...obviously you don’t pick up on that at 6 years old.

First Gene Gene The Dancing Machine. Now this. I think J P Morgan is gone. Quick, someone check on Jamie Farr and Martin Mull!

I feel you, I prayed like the dickens that my baby would be a beautiful shade of brown (I’m opposite light skinned and bi-racial) and seriously struggled with how light he came out. I still kind of do, not because I’m ashamed but because of the struggle he’ll endure. So no judgement here just support.

I cried and was scarred so much from being teased, that I don’t want my child going through that. I am ashamed that I thought this way, but I identified it and can say I am working on it, one day at a time.

I loved this. Especially being a dark skinned black woman. I know I still have issues from childhood, and I thought I had gotten over them like other people have said but my preferences and things I do directly correlate to my skin tone and how I feel about myself.

It’s weird but that seems to be something a lot of people think about when they feel they’re about to die. “Someone’s gonna find my dead body. I don’t want my family to see it.”