The old folks might want to fight over him, but clearly the kids grew up in a world where Chappelle’s Show already had its impact on the world, and now they just see him as an old man who yells about the people they want to feel included and safe.
The old folks might want to fight over him, but clearly the kids grew up in a world where Chappelle’s Show already had its impact on the world, and now they just see him as an old man who yells about the people they want to feel included and safe.
you mean THEE brown suit?
The famed basketball player was harassed online by Chads and Karens, all upset that Los Angeles Lakers star made fun…
At the very least media and some of her supporters are already salivating
Only if you think he’s actually crying. I’ve seen children do this when they don’t want to do something and they scream and scream pretending that they’re crying so that their parents will back off.
Weird, innit?
He’s “crying” yet there are no tears...
Aaron Rodgers is just the latest celebrity to accuse an invisible group of 'canceling' him—and now it's time to…
The father of seven terrified Black Twitter by sending a raised hand emoji in response to Saweetie tweeting: 'I want…
Netflix's coming-of-age drama Colin in Black and White isn't exactly popular with the other side.
The Lincoln Project is full of people who paved the way for Trump, fuck them.
The political stunt aimed at Virginia gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin exposes the differences in how white…
Seems like prime GOP material too me. You know... if not for the whole black thing.
who alleged that the former NFL star once put a gun to her head and said: “I’m going to blow your f’ing brains out.”
Soon...
Polls show the former NFL star is ahead of the pack of candidates vying to unseat Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock.
I am smart. Michael Harriot is MUCH smarter. I wouldn’t debate Michael Harriot with the expectation of anything other than being abjectly humiliated by just how much better he is at explaining ideas, using language creatively, spinning narratives that grab attention, and laying rhetorical traps.
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The 'For Us, By Us' clothing brand founded in 1992 would entirely kill the game if it came out today