Hmmm, needs to rhyme..

This has to be one of the most insensitive articles I have ever seen published on this site and I can't express enough how disappointed and sick this makes me.

Ugh, corpse eating? Seriously? What a disrespectful tone for an article that could've been so helpful and informative. Guys, this ISN'T ABOUT YOU and your silly "paranoid hypochondriac" book and movie fantasies. It's about the people in West Africa who are actually suffering RIGHT NOW and facing a horrific lack of…

I live in the US but I've seen a lot of articles about Ebola that may be contributing to the fearmongering of people worldwide—BBC News, The Guardian, The Mirror, etc. have a TON of Ebola coverage going on. I think much of the world has a big blind spot when it comes to issues in African nations, not just Americans,…

Don't you think this article is a bit insensitive? I can see how the joke of 'this disease has very little chance of coming to the US' but 'OMGEEE WHAT IF IT DOES???' might be funny if it was something like the chance of the bubonic plague coming back, but Ebola is a real and terrifying risk to a lot of people right…

I mean, I'd offer to mail them to you (god knows they're not going to expire, ever), but I'm lazy.

I specifically told you that Zebra Cakes must be number one and they don't even make it into the top 10? YOU ARE EITHER FOR ZEBRA CAKES OR AGAINST ME, PINKHAM! WATCH YOUR BACK! (And sleep with one eye open.)(Actually, both eyes; I am sneaky.)

I wanted cupcakes for dinner.

New GOP slogan during election time: "Broccoli: A Privilege, Not a Right".

I'm so glad that they've finally revamped the WIC system. When I was on it, as a breastfeeding mom with 2 older children who qualified (my oldest was 6, the program is for 5 and under), we were given vouchers for milk, cheese, eggs, peanut butter OR dried beans (never canned), cereal, juice, fresh or frozen carrots…

This one time, when I waited in line in the check-out at Whole Foods (checking my iPhone 7.3), I saw a mother with WIC vouchers buy like ... six containers of formula and then drive off in a car.

I was so distressed that I accidentally chipped my French manicure re-adjusting my Lululemon pants.

Welfare people, you…

It's OK to refrain from shaming, while being against obesity as a "normal." People who are about fat acceptance are not about ignoring the dangers of obesity, or ignoring the ways in which people get fat; fat acceptance is about accepting people at the weight they are, as humans who are valuable and beautiful in their…

Macklemore isn't getting trashed simply because he is white, he's getting trashed because he's white AND mediocre, and that alone is enough to win every major award in a predominately black genre.

No you're not getting it. This blanket usage of the word to denote any outspoken behavior by a black man is wrong. Especially when the word already invokes a certain image. Nothing about his actions or words could be described as thuggish but you say it's ok to label him that way because some black males identify as…

What happens in Australia is relevant how exactly? Why are people so invested in disbelieving Black people when they talk about racialized behavior in a country large swaths of which were Apartheid states until the mid 1970s? Don't you think having walked around Black for decades might provide some experiential data…

Ugh Keenan. He's just so not funny to me! Kel 4ever <3

First of all, as noted in the post, Chiwetel Ejiofor is not "African American." He is British. Second, I am not a "fucking millennial." Pull yourself together.

Dude can't write. He relies very, very heavily on run-on sentences that confuse the reader. I once snarked on him about a year ago for that in an article that, I shit you not, had 3 paragraphs, and 4 sentences.

I'm aware of the information, I was just pointing out Jezebel's lack of acknowledgment of the complications that come with such broad sweeping statements. The article was presented in a manner that suggested "hey! women aren't so bad off after all!", which is obviously not the case. The assumption here is that there…