I work in education and I’ve watched the effects of these “rights” for tenured faculty. They act like entitled asses, they say inappropriate things to both students and staff, they know they have this magical shield that protects them and the education system as a whole suffers. The students were correct and no... to…
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Do we know the bias we get from Gawker?
I seriously doubt he’s going to get a free pass on that topic from this site, but I can understand why they’re not eager to lead the charge against him. The shitstorm can wait.
yeah just seems unusual of them to not include it
Surprised that she didn’t talk about this in the article, seems like he is getting a free pass from Jezebel.com
Is a movie where black people are all rappers any better though?
i hated that movie! i was so excited for it and it did nothing for me
he’s also stated he will never play a gay character
he was accused of rape along with his best friend. he got off because the woman admitted they had consensual sex the day before. best friend was convicted. best friend is the co-writer of this movie. although i guess that conviction was over turned??
felling conflicted about this movie because of what an awful human being nate parker is
Seriously, these kinds of articles just make me laugh to be honest. How does one get this job? She’s obvisouly just trying to be like “look at how much better and PC I am than you.” When in reality she just looks like a fool with a poorly written argument and obvious lack of knowledge and research.
Yup, this article is as reductionist as fuck.
Super hot take here. I’m glad someone finally had the courage to say that people born in the 1800s had regressive social mores that we might find laughable or repugnant today.
My great grandfather died in a British dungeon and my grandfather was pressed into service in world war 2.
(What the heck, I’ll contribute to your clickbate discussion!)
But H. P. Lovecraft is still an i09 staple, right?
Kipling was no starry eyed white supremacist. He was keenly aware of the injustices of the colonial system he lived within. He also was arguably in love with Indian, its culture and its people.
“But apart from that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you enjoy the play?”