I gotta say something about this shit, bro...

Imma need people to stop sexualizing a 12-year-old CHILD. Transgender status has nothing to do with sexuality. Leave the Wades alone.

“Seems like he’s hyper-fixated on it, which says a lot more about him and his insecurities...”

Dude says some variation of the “cut [their] dick off” thing at least four times (according to the article, I’m totally disinterested in actually watching the video).

Sure there is, here you go, by the great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar:

“Can I ask you, why didn’t Obama stop racism? Couldn’t he have issued some executive order or something?...”

Like a lot of the population, writers (a few on GMG websites), and other assholes on this planet, there is this concept that Trump is Obama’s fault and he could have prevented it. How the hell was a current, lame duck president going to stop Dumb-ass America from voting for a racist, misogynistic, vile, piece of shit…

“Let me ask the question this way,” Chuck said, Toddly. “In the second term of the Obama presidency, what do you think they could have done differently that might have prevented the rise of Donald Trump?”

Yes, if only we could find that mythical “perfect Democrat” who would sweep us off our feet and force the GOP to uphold their oath’s and constitutional duties...

I think we can all agree that Kobe didn’t deserve to die

Remember that time that Black Panther was released on Feb. 18th and I took my a field trip load of kids to see it? Good times. Best February ever.

On the other hand, a Black sea captain endlessly hunting a White whale makes an excellent metaphor for American institutional racism.

I’m fucking baffled lol. I never thought I’d see the day where White people would literally “Soul Man” a bunch of old ass White novels instead of promote books by Black authors. 2020 is wild.

There’s a simple counter to the states’ rights bullshit. Just ask them “the right of states to do....what, exactly”?

It doesn’t help that there is an active effort underway by avowed white supremacists to obscure the truth, or at a minimum, muddle the facts.

For the old Gen-X’ers in the room, is this “G-Easy” person today’s equivalent of Grandmaster B, Vanilla Ice, Snow, or Markie Mark?

I am hopeful that, due to her celebrity status and wealth, her statement was written by an assistant/publicist and she only had to approve it, NOT SIT THERE IN HER IMMENSE AND CHOKING GRIEF AND PEN A NOTE TO APPEASE THE MASSES WHO HAVE NOT FELT THE LOSS OF A CHILD. Because she’s already a widow grieving the loss of…

My father died in a plane crash a few years ago. He wasn’t famous and I was shocked at the number of reporters who invasively came to our home and knocked on our door asking for a statement only hours after we learned about his death. I can’t imagine what that must be like to be ACTUALLY famous on top of it. 

When my mother died, all I wanted to do was to curl up and cry for days but as an only child, I had arrangements to make, people to call, it was exhausting. This is what I thought of when reading her statement. Obviously her work is on an entirely different level and I understand our losses are different but geez, if…

It just fuckn sucks there is no way around that. I’ve just been thinking about Vanessa and how she is doing. Like, I saw both of my grandmothers become widows after long and happy decades with my grandfathers, and it still destroyed both of them.