I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Starbucks makes coffee(like) drinks for people who don’t like the taste of coffee...

No shit! I’m fat and was wearing sweat pants and an oversized sweatshirt and still got cat called and a charming invitation to sit on some assholes face. This person is delusional to think a hijab will stop anything.

You think women wearing hijabs, niqabs, etc. don’t get sexually harassed and assaulted? How cute.

There is . . . a lot . . . wrong with this comment.

I hate to break it to you, but women get catcalled regardless of their attire. I’ve been catcalled while wearing a formless sweatsuit that made me look like Grimace. Men catcall because it’s a gross power move, not because the woman is dressed immodestly.

Thank you!

This is awesome. If it’s a woman’s choice to wear the hijab, let’s honor her choice, and let’s give her a full array of options, befitting our capitalist society. :)

Always and forever:

Fuck this guy. I hope all these roaches get exposed. GOP. DEMS. Left. Right. I don’t get give a fuck. Friends, bosses, uncles. Nice. Creepy. Old. Young. Expose them all. Scorched earth. My patience is over.

“Also have Ianka and Melania really been killing the style game?”

in one instance, aide Bob Haueter allegedly told her that Farenthold had “sexual fantasies” and “wet dreams” about her

Sadly, I have not at all found this to be the case.

It doesn’t, but flight attendants aren’t authorized to execute anyone mid-flight by punting them out an emergency exit door.

These lowlife men better be very careful - I for one am looking forward to the next time some scumbag tries something.

So I have an airplane groping story.

Which, if you think about it, is kind of the point of the article. Interesting proof of concept, really.

Cline does not “admit to having been an abusive partner.” She admits to behavior you view as abuse and she does not. Defining “abuse” as a twenty-year-old putting keystroke-recording software on her own computer, which her thirty-three-year-old partner sometimes used, so that she could establish that he was cheating…

I honestly didn’t take this show as intending to be a discussion or representation of polyamory. Even in the title, She’s Gotta Have It, I thought it was going to just be an exploration of a woman and her sexuality, not actual relationships, which is my interpretation of polyamory.

Good for her!

The fact that Roland Martin doesn’t know what Tarana Burke looks like—despite her recent and ongoing visibility in the media—is disconcerting.