Are you actually pretending that you don’t know full lips are (negatively, usually) associated with Black people?

Excellent. Ignore this movie and watch the Doc instead.

The first person they wanted was Mary J Blige. Mary J Blige can’t act. This tells me they just wanted a name, any name. Quality be damned.

New bumper sticker for all the southern legislatures:
WE DON’T NEGOTIATE WITH THEOCRATS

Ok, not to rain on the parade or anything, but can we PLEASE stop that being brave or successful or whatever “takes a lot of balls” or really anything else that implies it takes male genitalia to be brave or successful. It’s literally the other side of the coin of calling someone a pussy for being weak.

Who thinks we might be trapped in a black mirror episode?

This thinking, right here, is why we cant have nice things.

Pretty sure that 90% of the world’s population is not white.

Can this be about colourism instead of the poor rich female celebrity who is disliked by a few dozen people on internet blogs?

I feel like I’m always in the minority for thinking she’s overrated. She played a good Hermione, and that’s it. I found her UN speech to be more centered on the experience of white, heterosexual cisgender people, even though, it being addressed the the UNITED NATIONS could’ve focused on all sorts of things (meanwhile,…

Well, good. Wakefield can go peddle his double-down propaganda piece on fringe cruises and to the tinfoil-hat crowd. The Tribeca Film Festival risked their reputation screening this dreck, and it seems that finally sank in.

The potato salad thing is real, in case you forgot about it.

This is on Jezebel because... his mother was a woman?

I swear I thought that Dr Ruth was talking about the Whitesnake song and I was like “damn girl you are 80s light metal as fuck!”

I'll hold on to the belief that he won't remember this and enjoy the schadenfreude.

Hopefully her wound will be covered with Liberal Tears brand gauze.

I agree completely with her points about slut shaming, but it’s undeniable how much of the Kardashian brand is based on having a perfect image and promoting something that is unattainable for most people. Let’s not pretend that what she puts out there is telling women that they should embrace their flaws.

I really do love her message here... but it doesn’t erase the discomfort I have with the way she and her sisters are selling this image and definition of “woman” as something SO totally far from the natural state of woman. The pounds of multi-colored contouring make-up, the waist trainers, the diet pills... It’s like,…

“Enough is Enough” is exactly how I feel about the entire Kardashian industry.