He has one, maybe two, racially ambiguous at the very least girls on his album cover.

As far as I'm concerned, we're not supposed to be blind to race. When people see me, I want them to see my race, my culture, my history, my identity (all of which I love profoundly). What I don't want is for people to treat me unequally because of my race. That's quite a different thing.

We are most certainly not supposed to be blind to race.

Only people with no racial awareness whatsoever think that being "blind to race" is a good thing at all.

Saying someone has their own opinion is like saying the sky is blue. No shit he has his own opinion, and guess what? People are going to respond to that. That argument contributes zilch to a conversation.

ok no one wants you to be blind to race. When you see me, you should see that I am black. To acknowledge the history and culture that come with that. I love being black. Blackness is the shit. I just don't want you to discriminate against me b/c of my blackness. kthanxbai

I'm not even going to explain to you that I find black women beautiful because having to explain that in and of itself is offensive and condescending.

You missed the point completely. His solution to what happened in Ferguson...isn't really a solution at all. Not a concrete one. I don't think Pharell shouldn't have an opinion but he should be more conscious about the messages that he's spreading, and none of them are good. He's a public figure that many young black…

This is a fear I had when I was like, 13 looking at porn online. Like a legit phobia that I would unwittingly stumble on child porn and go to jail forever.

And I trust you filed a complaint with the court system administrator and others when someone declared they'd arrest you and put your kid in social services (which I'm sure they'd deny saying). What happened to you is outrageous, but no comparison (even a little) to the situation on which we're commenting.

She's saying that Republicans care about jobs. They care about jobs because they care about business. Especially big business. And because they care about big business, what they say, goes. If they had a problem with it, that would be a problem to fix. But since it's just some citizens, they can and should be…

I'm an attorney practicing in family court in NYC....the other day a female lawyer on the opposing side decided to oh, I don't know, zealously advocate for her client as is her job and duty, and a particularly old school Judge decided to give her a completely inappropriate scolding that involved telling her to stop…

Because judges always, especially if the opposing party has no issue, grant leaves and extensions. Always. If asking for a leave was a huge thing that no one ever did, I might have a bit less sympathy here, but it's not. Extensions are granted as a matter of course, and the fact that this judge didn't is wrong (if not…

Right? As a pediatrician, my least favorite is when they claim that list includes being a "nurse" or a "pediatrician." No, you're not. It took us a lot of time and money and licensing to get those degrees. Putting a bandaid on a cut =/= health professional. STFU.

as he commented how my pediatrician must be appalled that I am exposing my daughter to so many germs in court.

Are you fucking kidding me?????

Everybody needs to vent, but I think she must mean a subset of people who post 5-10 complaints a day on social media. People who post things like "Just got kids dressed for school, now relaxing with a cup of coffee. Why are mornings so haaaaaard", you know?

I am beyond sick and tired of hearing SAHMs complain about their long resume of "chef, maid, chauffeur and bookkeeper all rolled into one!"

Yoga pants are God's gift to humanity, you eff off!

The poor ones aren't the ones complaining, though! The ones complaining are the ones who are rich, and often even have help - sitters, nannies, au pairs, part-time preschools, and so on. The poor ones are too busy busting their asses to have time to whine online.