Not a troll, but I am a low income mother who, while on public assistance, used cloth diapers and I can tell you that it was a huge blessing. There are of course several caveats - I bought a stock of the cheapest type of cloth diapers over the course of my pregnancy and it did require me to put out money I could have…

I know it’s a typo, but I’m laughing and imagining a shop of clothes specifically for people to be buried in.

I always figured it was standard practice. Niche marketing has always been a thing

Marketing that targets certain demographics is not new. Marketing that is adjusted for different markets isn’t new either.

“marketing makes assumptions about people” - controversy!

From a business perspective, it’s an efficient strategy, but it’s still completely strange that all this was based on a white marketing team’s intuition or feeling about how people respond to black art or what cultural knowledge they assume people have.

This is standard practice in all film marketing (most marketing, period). Every film released cuts multiple trailers aimed at different ethnic groups, which will often focus on the Hispanic actor, the African-American actress, etc. Nothing new here. All marketing is based on assumptions about groups of people - moms…

He also tried to date rape her at that party and then yelled at her when she said no, but lol, he appreciated her brain! #justjessthings

That’s an exception, not the rule. I went to a public high school and the guidance counsellors were not only shit at advising students, they inspired no confidence in the fact that they were going to write you a decent letter of recommendation to get into a school.

Theoretically, yes. But her chances of being considered were much higher at Chilton. That’s the whole thing about Northeast prep schools-they practically promise you an Ivy League (or at least a little ivies) education and they have the stats to back up that promise.

“That’s a step in the right direction but I don’t think anyone really thought about how to actually integrate those minority students at an almost entirely white Catholic school. It’s not enough to merely have some black and brown people on campus and hope the white kids don’t act like racist assholes.”

The first wife was played by Cristin Milloti, whose going to be 31 this year.

No it’s true. Also, BLM people drive around campuses at night with their headlights off, and if another car flashes their high beams at them they are ambushed and expelled for triggering.

A person can not be prevented from being their own lawyer, and the defense has the absolute right to cross examine the accuser. Hence the quagmire.

The polyester bullshit is universal to affordable fashion, I think. It is incredibly rare for me to find a dress that fits well, is a style I like, is under $100, and is made from a natural fiber. And I’m a completely standard size 8. Whoever invented summer dresses made from polyester and acetate that are dry clean…

Yeah, they hit on all the buzzwords. I also found it very odd that the first sentence did not include the words “vehemently deny,” but they did let us know that the defendant was “upset.” In fact, the denial didn’t get in there until the very last sentence, after he’d already used all of the buzzwords AND after…

It’ll be really fun explaining menopause to them.

Constantly. Especially ones too ignorant regarding female anatomy to realize that a large majority of 68-year-olds don’t even get periods anymore.

Wanna know how it’s clear that they view “woman” as a liability/insult? Because they’d never say “I don’t see Sanders/Trump/Kasich, etc. as a man, I see him as strong, competent, etc.” No, that would be an insult.

Aren’t we all, Kevin, aren’t we all.....