They have agency... doesn’t mean it still isn’t sexist AF. And sexism doesn’t just appear on its own.

Internalized misogyny, yo...

True.

Oh, she sounds tacky AF. But I still hypothesize if someone just said “Yeah, it’s Rachel Roy” she’d get near identical treatment.

Stylists aren’t bad dressers. They just take more risks.

Well, the entire album from his wife, who is entitled to musically eviscerate him. But do you really think that if, say, Bieber put out a scathing album about an ex his, fans wouldn’t tear her to shreds? Regardless as to whether they had reconciled?

Funny how she’s getting threats but Jay-Z just gets a bunch of ribbing memes. Now I wonder why that is...?

For crissakes this is getting really boring. I thoroughly enjoyed Lemonade, it was a quality piece of art, but just stop. People can wear the clothes she wears in her videos, they’re not off limits. This constant every-other-post speculation is tedious.

• What is this. Who are they. Why is this happening.

Lindy still gets me.

I have a real problem with how people are describing Rachel Roy as having a history of entrapping married men and convincing them to have affairs with her. THE BLAME LIES WITH THE MEN WHO CHEATED ON THEIR PARTNERS! Until someone can prove that Rachel Roy physically forced these men to sleep with her and lie to their…

I just hope that, if it is about her dad, she didn’t just describe her own mom as “bomb pussy”. Cause that is way worse than describing herself that way.

Somehow hating every single other attendee there (particularly Irish Slave Lady) made me way less self-conscious than I usually am in dance classes, and I had an absolute blast. So that’s a plus?

I had a supremely uncomfortable experience this week, when I attended a street dance class at a fancy gym. The instructor was a gay black man from Jamaica; every attendee was a wealthy white British woman. At one point he started talking about Jamaican culture (as he was incorporating dancehall moves into the routine)…

Slave to Love and blame Bryan Ferry?

Yep. Much like when someone says that they are looking at things “objectively”, you know damn well they mean “my opinions and outcome are the only important thing."

(Washington Post editorial offices)

One could conceivably argue that Jim Webb, too, is debating this issue “emotionally.”

Let me guess...

He’s right about universal white privilege; I seriously doubt being white confers any advantage upon you in the event of proximate supernova explosion or depressurization in the vacuum of space.