*heart eyes*
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All I hear is waa waa waaahh.
“I did not expect the photo to be shared as much as it was. I understand the photo has a very negative connotation,” says 20 year-old Peter Cvjetanovic. “But I hope that the people sharing the photo are willing to listen that I’m not the angry racist they see in that photo.”
Imagine. History coming full circle...If the world is still around decades from now, kids will be learning about this time at school and thinking “holy shit, that was a wild era”.
I know salad is not only a white thing; I enjoy a good salad, but I’m not gonna talk about that. For a quarter-hour. And shame on that one for asking for more details! Was there really nothing else going on?
Maybe she was actually about to describe what had happened, as opposed to using it correctly. The same way ‘Bye Felicia’ was misused to death...
My mum, in response to such a preposterous question: “For what? For who? There’s rice at home.”
I notice, it’s always mothers that we hear these things from. I definitely have had my mum tell me she’d give me something to cry about. Also, “I’m not your age-mate.”
Black American lexicon just keeps evolving with the times, and I love it. “You got me fucked up” and its variations are faves. “What had happened was...” I’m still waiting to use that in the appropriate context.
What’s ‘just being black’, as opposed to ‘Black Ghetto’? Ever heard of code switching? I was under the impression that we’re all black here, unless you’re of a black we haven’t learned of yet.
I got hit with that “I like Black girls” by this pasty, one time at a party in my teens. I was just looking to make out and wasn’t really listening. But looking back, I wonder “wow, he must’ve really thought he made an impression on me”.
Oh and, “I’m going to Afropunk!”
Here’s some uniquely South African gems for your ass:
I had to press on that reply button like 6 times...
Damn. When I see Waithe’s first name, I think more that she shares the same name with Lena Horne rather, it helps. I ain’t tryna think of molest-y thumb Dunham.
Tragic looks.
He looks rather like a whitewashed Mao Zedong.
Madame DuVernay just keeps doing the damn thing, a woman after my heart.
I am only six years out of high school, and even when I left, I made an awkward jump from Sixth Form to a foundation program at a university. I never actually graduated high school because I left before my final year; do I even qualify to attend a reunion, even though I don’t think it would be worth it. There is only…