From that article:

Amy Schumer has been a wonderful voice in terms of breaking down doors and opening up dialogue as a woman in comedy in Hollywood, but...having followed her career to some extent for a little while, she has a much less nuanced/interesting/helpful take on race. In fact, she likes to be unabashedly racist in her…

Amy Schumer has been a wonderful voice in terms of breaking down doors as a woman in comedy in Hollywood, but...having followed her career to some extent for a little while, she has a much less nuanced/interesting/helpful take on race. In fact, she likes to be unabashedly racist in her material because *gasp* wouldn’t…

I want to know where Rat Rat got the rat.

Calling it right now, 8 days into 2016.

I think everyone’s point is, like the wonderful Boglarka and her “Here is me photoshopped to look like various African women!,” there’s a stark difference in trying to undergo a project that brings more awareness or attention to cultures and traditions and art that is outside of the norm. But it’s another thing to…

Um, yeah. You definitely shouldn’t mention if it’s a “thing” for you.

Haha I like how you posted a snarky comment railing against this article, and then when people post a comment about yours, explaining the differences in what you’re doing and what the authors saying, it’s not OK and time to get defensive.

Looks like whoever this designer was did some good old “lip thickening” and “nose widening” too.

Let’s first work out the odds of the numerous dumbass Republican candidates even knowing what Al Jazeera is and not instead freaking out that some random group of brown terrorists are conspiring to steal our freedom by accusing our athletes of doping.

The sooner, the better, honestly. I really don’t see him going to jail for the rest of his “life” anyway. Too rich and conniving for that. Let’s just hope he goes out in the most painful way possible—none of this “old age in his sleep” bullshit—and that he has just enough time to truly comprehend the shitstain of a…

Definitely untrue, but OK.

Pretty sure this is the proper interpretation.

I don’t think Kanye was going for best rap album on MBDTF. I think he was going for one of the best albums period.

I hear you, but I feel like that point is irrelevant. You’re in your 40s and from NY so maybe your references are different (and those are all great references), but it doesn’t discredit what people today are doing. Ready to Die was incredible, but it couldn’t come out in 2015. My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy was…

Yes, Usher—take the wheel and drive that car off a cliff, sailing into the bottom of a very, very deep lake. Bieber is your creation. You owe us this.

And Late Registration close behind that! :D

I see your doubt, and I raise you “Gorgeous.” Lyrics, flow, style—this was just him at his absolute best. Also a lot of words, if that matters. Haha. I think it’s a captivating song, both in message and in style. Humbly named, too (ha).

I think Kendrick is great but he actually spouts a lot of bullshit too. His flow is just so captivating and his mood so overwhelming that you just fall into it. But if you actually sit down and look at his lyrics, even in his great songs, apart from the music, parts of it are entirely unintelligible/like wtf are you…

“Do anybody feel bad for Bill Cosby? / Did he forget the names just like Steve Harvey?” and nobody knows what the fuck that means.