bitch it might, you don't know her fucking life.

#teammiddlingbrownbitches

1. Because twitter is the medium through which all of this started, and the only one where it can be guaranteed Iggy would see his message.

True, and that was my thought at first too when I was reading it (and some of the typos clearly are there for the sake of saving space)...but in 2 of the 4 typos listed in Thrill Clinton's quotation, proper spelling would have saved characters. So I don't think it's entirely that.

I appreciate the effort Q-Tip but schooling a white woman, who once referred to herself as a slave master, on the intricacies of hip hop is an exercise in futility.

This Q-Tip lesson is like a pharmacist trying to school a cartel kingpin. The pharmacist is about that cure, but the kingpin is about that money. He gives zero fucks about the fallout of his actions.

Welp, this is nice and straightforward for once:

The thing is, no one would care. Her trail of racist tweets and Banks reactions earn her a mild "Oh, she just doesn't get it!" and " ... idiot, a best" when they aren't being dismissed altogether as trumped up charges by Jealous Angry Negroes.

If you're referring to the first use of woman in the bit about Cox, the "woman's" bit is perfectly fine. It's a contraction of "woman has", which works in the sentence.

If we never go through the shit storm that follows we'll always have a shit storm to go through.

Her beef is with white supremacy.

I would also like to add this tidbit from from the Philadelphia Inquirer:

That facebook post tho...

STOP. Rihanna and Beyoncé are both allowed to prosper. Why do you want to deny yourself TWICE the boss bitch awesomeness?

Racists are going to fill the comments here with complaints that these mothers even DARE grieve the loss of their children. They demand that these mothers see their children as monsters who deserved to die and to be ashamed they raised monsters. That is the essence of this racism - simply being offended that the…

I have no idea who Lil B the Based God is, but every time he shows up in Tweet Beat, I fall in love with him a little bit.

Isn't the inherent nature of feminism (and other liberatory politics) in a patriarchal, white supremacist, capitalist culture one of hypocrisy?

I think you mean 'lose,' not 'loose.'

I am so happy to see this! Here's one of my all time favorites on reverse racism. And I love that he doesn't add an ounce of softness to his comparison above. Just a dash of undisguised derision.