I, for one, am not surprised. I mean, look at his twitter avatar!
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Malignaggi actually grew up largely in Syracuse - the Sicilian one, not the one in New York. His dad still lives there.
Yes! And why oh why didn't we think of all those poor little white children who were forced to use the SAME bathrooms as little black children. I mean can you BELIEVE the indignity of the whole thing?
Gender identity is pretty solid by the time kids are this age. I doubt this will change.
Justice and equality are not and should not be dictated exclusively by the opposition's comfort levels.
I certainly don't mean to sound judgmental towards people who don't clarify their identities until later in life, but I love how this girl's family is supporting her. Considering the hormonal shifts involved in puberty, I am really blown away by parents who get it - early - and get on board with their kid's gender…
...Son of a bitch. You've got an excellent point.
Dane Cook.
"I didn't know Russell" is a perfectly fine thing for your great-aunt to say when she confuses your fiancee for another one of your cousins at the big family reunion.
Black sweats to the funeral... ownership of leather pants. Funny she doesn't mention his mullet.
Yep. If it's a "victimless" crime, I can see giving someone a pass until 18. But if your criminal actions literally impact or ruin someone else's life? No, sorry.
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Oh, this is going to be delightful. Why should anyone feel bad about forcibly outing these folks? It's not like we're attacking them for being gay, we're attacking them for being filthy hypocrites. Big ol' difference.
If you are black and male: From birth
What does the Patriot Way have to do with someone being involved with a conspiracy, getting it on camera and then destroying the evidence?
Are they poor and black (or hispanic) then 12. White and rich or able to throw a ball around really well then almost anything is a stupid mistake
"I don’t think they should be in trouble that could just ruin their lives," said Walvatne
That was the part that really got me. This is so fucked up. I am so glad I'm not still trying to function in a high school social setting (and I even did fairly alright then—mostly flying under the radar, I can't even imagine how hellacious it was for other kids)