I think the new editorial strategy is to for everyone to emulate Joan Summers. People who were fine before now write like snotty middle-schoolers.

Yeah I’ve seen a professor’s wife literally subpoenaed the entire department for the divorce trial, exposing marital infidelity, harassment of students, theft of authorship credit, funding irregularities, and self-dealing. Admin just put him off classes for two years because he's good at fundraising.

From what I’ve read/heard, she absolutely has chastised her non-white colleagues.

She has most certainly likely stolen WOCs’ work, tone policed them, spoken over them, and probably stolen their parking spot, promotion, and lunch out of the fridge. It’s never just one egregious act with these types.

A quick suggestion to all the non-Black celebrities out there: Maybe don’t debut your relationship at a Black Lives Matter protest.

I was honestly expecting something like a literal announcement by them at the protest given the headline. They were just there together. Come on, Justice. 

I don’t get the first story in this article. Like the headline is mad that they’re taking attention away from a BLM protest because of something that isn’t even confirmed? So in frustration over 2 people that are getting more attention from the media than a protest you’re going to.... write an article about the 2…

She knows people still blame her for everything despite all the evidence to the contrary. There are limits to how much she can say without drawing attention away from all the hard work people are doing right now to fight injustice.

They’re ambulance chasers:

Yeah, isn’t this a civil matter? If she’s violating an NDA, she would be sued, right? Also wouldn’t the book have to come out first before the NDA is violated? Like you’d use the NDA to threaten before publication but until it out here where is the foul?

Who is the dumbass judge in this case?  Prior restraint is basically always unconstitutional. If the release of the book would violate an NDA, the remedy is damages under the NDA, not an injunction. This judge would get an F in any First Amendment law class. 

U.S. turned a blind eye to this 100%, but it’s also worth noting that many of the tactics they’re using now on the Uighurs were perfected against the Tibetans over decades. This was something the world knew for a very long time, and beyond some toothless House resolutions and dinner parties for the Dalai Lama, no…

Yeah, speaking as a New Englander, you are totally right and I included that line about flyover country entirely out of a fit of pique. I actually thought to change it, but the fifteen minute window had passed. I think it’s more accurate to say it’s say there’s a problem with rural and exurban America (which is not to…

Well, as long as those are the only two options.

I don’t disagree with the sentiment but I’m getting tired of US media assuming their horrendous police situation is universal. Ours are not great and could be much, much better in terms of race relations etc but they don’t kill thousands of innocent people every year. That’s just you. Well you and dictatorships. There…

No need to discuss, it is obviously not necessary.

Fantastic reporting. You did a great job demonstrating that police response to minority subgroups is directly related to said subgroup’s fealty to power. When otherwise gender-conforming, wealthy white people ask for something for which there is no zero-sum tradeoff, police and society as a whole are only too happy to…

100% understandable if there was a discussion about whether or not it was necessary to add at Soccer to the end of this headline..

I think she’s very pretty!!

Dick Cheney is alive and wearing a mask.