I think the answer you provide is comprehensive: “Queen Sugar unapologetically centers blackness against a beautiful Southern backdrop rarely seen on television. A show that deftly interrogates toxic masculinity, black-vs.-white wealth and black activism...”

So the takeaway here is that white people have a word which means something endearing in one context and demeaning in another. Meaning that if there was a word that was demeaning in one context, but black people chose to use it to mean a term of endearment in another, we white people would totally get it and be fine…

““Listen, I hope we had a teachable moment about race:”

Comment of the Year.

OK, good talk.

No, I was just responding to you, the person who brought up billionaire CEOs. But whatever.

I don’t expect it will make you feel any better, but white men get all whiny like that, too.

touche....

I dismissed all their replies to me. I didn’t know I could do that. Power! lol

I accept your apology, but you keep refuting things I haven’t said, so I’m going to bow out now.

And I was pretty proud of my lecture! Kinda bummed I wasted it on a troll...lol.

As banks go, they’re actually really good. They’ve been my bank for several years now and haven’t fucked me once.

Well, sure. OP claimed that the white woman was “the most powerful force on earth”.

You need to preach that one on Sunday, friend. I was literally cheering as I was reading.

I didn’t say there was anything wrong with being a billionaire, so please don’t refute arguments I haven’t made.

Did you mean to comment on the post about the GOP health care bill?

Except your broad strokes spoke only to the disadvantages of being a white woman compared to a white man. And this is what we endlessly hear about. So I don’t blame the author of the original comment for speaking in the broad strokes that no one ever likes to talk about and I don’t blame any black woman for being…

So, women can selfishly shit on people to enrich themselves just as well as men. Equality!

There’s a bit more to the story than that.

White women are this odd combination of oppressed and privileged. Patriarchy gives them both and I have to think it’s maddening for them. Which isn’t to excuse them, I just think it explains things. They are infantilized by their fathers long after an appropriate age and thus end up behaving like children when they…