Poor celebrity who was literally a minor when he was first brought here (12 based on current research), attempted to gain a visa in 2017, and has literally donated thousands of supplies and free haircuts to schoolkids in his community, among other things?

Olivia Nope is not the only viable candidate, though she’s definitely better than Diet Obama and would easily have my vote between those two. Otherwise, I’m still very undecided. The “Do you want Trump?” argument never worked in 2016 and should be the last thing people use in an attempt to sway Leftists. I don’t know…

Oh yes, lock them up and take their children from them and place them where? California literally passed laws effectively discontinuing most group homes because of how notorious the abuse in them was, not including the lack of training those who were supposed to be their caretakers had.

Foster Homes have also faced…

California literally has one of the highest income disparities in the entire country. The bulk of the policies Harris supported re: Truancy did not instill social programs that addressed poverty and other social inequities that created these environments in the first place, especially a school-to-prison pipeline…

I mean of course the estate will dismiss it entirely. They’ve been pimping out Jackson’s legacy for as much money as possible, especially with that damn cylon they have performing his songs posthumously at concerts. 

I think people are missing the point by arguing over when  she started claiming being Native. They’re especially missing the point when they talk about DNA percentages. Her being 1/32nd Native allegedly isn’t the main reason why her stint with Diet Underwood was being widely-condemned, especially by Tsalagi Nation in…

I’m surprised she didn’t win a Pulitzer for making that shyt up.

Moss Rep said she hit him with a wholeass lamp.

Just when we knew he was from the A, he was taking the piss with us the entire time.

And what was so damn smart about it was that Wheel of Fortune segment too. 

I mean, everything from the selection of his clothes to the lighting and way his hair is styled all scream privileged #FFFFFF PR Firm. This is propaganda. People are continuing to infantilize those racist and sexist Hobgoblins, all while they and their trashy ass school are being confirmed as the cesspools we knew…

Not surprised by this at all. People always look to the SCOTUS as some bastion of impartial “American decency” and completely ignore its history. Even now, the fact that decades of social progress can be undone or were undone - as with the gutting of the VRA - with a single change of a judge should be evidence enough…

Not surprised by this at all. People always look to the SCOTUS as some bastion of impartial “American decency” and completely ignore its history. Even now, the fact that decades of social progress can be undone or were undone - as with the gutting of the VRA - with a single change of a judge should be evidence enough…

I’m watching that episode right now.

“So you really think it would be a good idea for Palestinians to try to win their freedom through violence?”

“You kill because it makes you feel good to get revenge, not because you want to help your brothers and sisters.”

The value of Black resistance does not depend on its proximity to respectable #FFFFFF standards. Repeat that as many times as necessary.

The people of Ayiti murdered every single #FFFFFF person left on the island during the revolution, including allies sympathetic to their cause. Does that invalidate their struggle?…

Yep. I do that just about all the time now.

I’m not mythologizing a single thing. Turner’s rebellion still forced the country to reckon with its history regarding traditional views of Slavery and the fact that it made it harder doesn’t invalidate Turner’s choices at a time when the worth of Black folks was already being discarded wholesale prior. He had a right…

Turner’s rebellion was a profoundly spiritual one. It wasn’t solely about a physical battle, but unveiling the horrors of Slavery in a climate hell-bent on portraying it as something idyllic no matter the personal cost. He likened it to the very “Serpent” of Biblical literature in that its burden transcended the…