It’s funny, you keep saying how marginalized people should feel based on your experience as a privileged white person. I guess idiots never learn.

It’s not about dismissing critics or people who do or don’t look like me. It’s about an obviously white person, with a tremendous amount of privilege, saying how marginalized people should feel.

You wrote a lot of words. My take away, you’re white.

What about for sanitation workers? People that ride around on the truck and pick up trash. That doesn’t require a college education. It’s difficult and society would literally crumble with out trash collectors. I’d argue they’re more important than preschool teachers (more important than what I do as well).

Educators should make more, as should people in retail. They are both necessary.

Elvis wasn’t depicted as the godfather, no. But what about King?

Oh, I see the problem. You don’t know what cultural appropriation is. I thought you had a clue since you were running your mouth. Turns out, you have no idea.

But Macklemore is doing what every white person should be doing. Continue to do whatever it is you do, be vocal about your privilege and promote those without privilege. Macklemore regularly features women, people of color and gay artists. He highlights the work they do. What else is he supposed to do?

Besides the fact that you clearly missed the point (white artists appropriating traditionally African American music, especially without credit, which is something Elvis made a career out of doing), have you actually seen any of the movies Elvis did? They were as pop as Miley’s tv/film career. Also, Elvis gyrating his…