All because she’s the black character in Ghostbusters? Did I miss something? What exactly brought out this level of hatred?

Here’s where Anonymous could step in and do good. I wonder how hard it would be for them to find, identify and expose the hackers. Leslie is such a sweetheart. This is just cruel.

All of this just continues to keep Leslie looking like a wonderful human being, facing unwarranted and unnecessary harassment. As is normally the case.

These are all these Breitbart assholes that are pissed because Milo was banned.

Seriously. How much can one person actually take?

I just cried for Leslie Jones.

Actually, the “reason” is revenge for Twitter banning that Milo Yablablabla guy for inciting his fans to harass her. The reason for that was that she starred in the Ghostbusters movie that the mras loved to hate.

I am really getting sick and tired of this shit. Leslie Jones is a national treasure and one of the coolest ladies ever. I love her and no one deserves abuse like this (except the hackers).

The levels of shit she’s enduring just for like...being are really disappointing and horrible.

Leave this fucking woman alone, you internet shitbags. WTF is wrong with these puerile hackers??

What the everloving fuck is wrong with some people? Sometimes I really lose faith in the human race and start thinking that a meteor really might be the best solution.

I always preferred Billy.

At the time the media treated her like she was crazy for doing that. She doesn't look so crazy anymore.

Can single men even adopt by themselves or are they automatically barred by fears of pederasty?

But there’s women in other parts of the US (ahem, Texas, Mississippi and co.) and Canada (I’m looking at you PEI get your shit together) where it’s just as much of an ordeal.

Honestly, good on her for talking about this. She’s very brave to do it— the vitriol against women who exercise their constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy and have the gall to talk about it publicly is always pretty brutal.

Fucking snorted my drink.

People don’t make judgments about your life, they make judgments about your choices.

When I was job hunting a bit less than a decade ago, the “common wisdom” among my fellow interviewee ladies was also that you shouldn’t wear an engagement (or wedding) ring—but back then the reasoning was not that potential employers would assume you were high maintenance. Rather, the rumored thinking was that an…

I could see what kind of car an applicant drove up in being another one of these. For both men and women.