I get that, but then don’t say that hair is a big part of Black Women’s identity. All of us don’t ascribe to that just as some of us do. It’s really something we should let go, hair can come and go and it shouldn’t “break” you if it does.  All of that is wrapped up in the Good Hair/ Bad Hair thing and it hasn’t done…

I’ve seen Good Hair, I’m also a Black Woman who has the same hair cut as Jada. I don’t have alopecia and  PLEASE stop generalizing that all Black Woman have that messed  notion that they are their hair. I am not my hair, YOU are not your hair. You are bigger than that.  My hair is not my crown and glory, I am my crown…

Have you ever seen GI Jane? It’s not about alopecia ( again he probably didn’t even know) but a strong women fighting for her place in a man’s world. If he had said Dora Milaje, would people be insulted and still want to fight him because it’s the same thing.

Unfortunately, I can see why they didn’t “force” him to leave. He is manipulative, I can only imagine all the drama he would have conjured up if he was escorted out. Him wailing and begging, her crying. There would have been even more of a disruption. They shouldn’t have aired his category and only switched to it live…

That Red Table needs to be thrown in a fire. It’s people who act like therapists who aren’t actually educated therapists but are actually in DIRE need of multiple therapists. There, I fixed it for you.

How many people do you slap when they’ve gotten out of line, ESPECIALLY co-workers.  None you say?  The thing with the internet there’s a lot of bravado and cheering for bad behavior that no one would allow or apply in real life. Since when is being called GI Jane such a horrible insult?  The movie was about a pretty…

Danielle Brooks, not Daniel.

Almost every single time Tiffany Haddish opens her mouth, it makes me sad.

I was wondering, who was hugging Chris Rock or consoling him?  He’s the one who got slapped.

The only funny take I’ve read on this mess.  You get all the stars!

Not at all, I don’t want him flogged but we even tell toddlers to THINK before they do things because actions have consequences. We also tell toddlers the value of keeping their hands to themselves, shouldn’t we expect the same from grown, hardback adults?

I was referring to his apology/ not apology during his acceptance speech.

Sigh... all of this is exhausting. Kareem Abdul Jabbar has an excellent take on this. This Smiths, as usual have to suck up all the air in the room with their “Look at me “ antics, this time it’s gone too far. When Will’s publicist stepped to him at the commercial break and Will’s head had been cleared from his…

We do realize that not everyone is deeply connected to everything the Smiths say or do, right? I didn’t know she had alopecia, my head is shaved also, I assumed she cut it because she wanted to, she looks great with it. Hmmmm, will everyone assume I have an autoimmune disease now?

Same

She didn’t lose her hair to chemo, she has alopecia, many men and women do. Some women suffer from pattern baldness. She has her health, it’s not the same thing. The grown up thing to do would have been to address it by either talking about alopecia when he won his award or take Chris Rock aside and have a…

Respect was terrible and so was Malcom and Marie. If I wanted to watch a couple fight about nonsense, I’d pick a fight with my husband and film it. While JHud’s singing was on point the acting was NOT that good. The acting in Cynthia Erivo’s Aretha movie was better  but still not award worthy.

Holding him accountable  and not giving him a platform to exhibit his dangerous issues is not cancelling him. Stop coddling men who behave badly.

At this point, why even let him in the building?  He has been known to storm the stage when he should be anywhere near it so there’s nothing to stop him from acting up and out.... AGAIN.

Meh, hire her if you want to , no one has to apologize to her.  She needs to grow up and own that her mouth, ego and husband who doesn’t know what he’s doing has her in the space that she’s in at the moment.