Work should be on that list.

Kanye himself is a great example. MBDTF is basically an album about how being rich and famous fucking sucks, and it’s an incredible album. Hell, everything he did after College Dropout has that as at least a motif within it, and it’s all pretty damn good. But MBDTF concentrates on that as an aesthetic and it’s a…

So this series is awful and indulges the worst white performative liberal tendencies, but the Seal line was great.

This is the info these people leave out! Of course it took you one go around to learn what to do and what not to do but thats part of the experience.

I know a couple people who have done this, some were rich and in the right biz at the right level (read: Worked for google upper management but not in Silicon Valley, CA…

Absolutely insane that terrorist attacks in the West would resonate with people in the West. I just can’t fathom it.

As far as I know none of the candidates were related to Damon, Affleck or the other producers. As someone who works in this “industry” I agree that nepotism is a plague, but it isn’t a factor in this situation. And I don’t really agree that a person must be the same gender or race as another human being to relate to…

I’ll agree with Matt Damon. You want the best director for the job.

I’m growing more and more uncomfortable with the seemingly increasing progressive notion that people’s backgrounds must be fully delved into and punishment doled out for things they did years and years ago, retroactive, permanent punishment. It strikes me as so anti-liberal.

It’s entirely possible that two extremely common words were combined in two different contexts by two different social groups. However, the term that these articles are tracking originates, like so many other trending terms in the last 10 years, from the black community.

It sounds like two separate slang terms that are being conflated. Maybe VF and HP were just excited because they heard a slang word used in a different context and they thought they might know what it meant.

I feel the same way about Daniel Radcliffe. He was okay in the later Harry Potters (I’m ignoring the earlier ones because he was a child), but he really shines in comedic roles. He was very good in How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying on Broadway and is delightful in A Young Doctor’s Notebook (the two of…

Sanders didn’t have a criminal justice message and has been pretty quiet in response to police shootings and other issues. His focus has been mostly economic. Institutional racism exists partly because it is supported by complacency among those we expect to the creating or ensuring change. BlackLivesMatter calling…

How about just simply saying out loud that the system of law enforcement is broken and racist. Admit the systemic racism.

He needs to make racism illegal and stop blatantly silencing black and brown bodies!!!!

How about just simply saying out loud that the system of law enforcement is broken and racist. Admit the systemic racism. Start there. But that won’t happen because as we have seen, people that benefit from the system that are “progressive” get quite defensive when black and brown people lead the discussion.

That’s the thing that gets me. What is the platform that is being advocated for that Sanders somehow isn’t endorsing? None of these handwringing thinkpieces articulate it. Is there a policy that the candidates should endorse? What’s the plan?

Yep. I understand the article but it doesn’t put forth an alternative. If you are asking what he’s doing to help discrimination, and his plan is helping the poor, which has more minorities, in order to get them educated and in positions of power, and you just say “THAT WON’T FIX EVERYTHING!” You’re right. What’s your…

You’re totally right—instead of planning to alleviate racism with economic tools, Sanders should instead just plan to make every American sign a pledge stating “I won’t be racist.” That would be a much better solution.

Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

Oh my god I’m so glad there’s a space for me to express how stupid this article is. It’s literally the exact same article papers have been writing about rich white kids in Manhattan since the 1920s, updated each year to include the new technology and trend.