I try, sigh.

Basically. There is just too much white nonsense up and down this whole comments section.

Yes, the angry pink scalps with blonde cornrows struggling to hold on to them them look way better.

No

no

this gif tho...

okay, are you going to tell on me to your mommy?

You should read this one, it explains the concept quite well: http://www.csun.edu/~snk1966/Lewis…

Articles that you haven't read that will tell you that playing the race card is used as a microinvalidation against POC to derail from issues of racism, because they make white people uncomfortable. You tried sweetie. You're arguing with someone who is well read and has written about this extensively.

Of course you weren't aware, because you are a simple ass triscuit with an inability to grasp simple concepts and who resorts to copying and pasting Wikipedia definitions of things that don't exist. And I'm not American, so bye...you tried sweetie.

My own racism...lol. Why are you still here? You do realize I have neither the power or privilege to oppress you and exclude you from participating in society. And having a conversation about how Blackness is coded negatively and whiteness is upheld and glorified is not racism. Furthermore, Nicki is forced to…

But they have added nothing constructive or positive. Also, racism is not a debate.

lmao. It's perfect for ending the conversation with basics.

It's not cause you're white. It's because your opinion is very basic and uniformed, lacks a profound understanding of how racism and representation work to uphold white supremacy and your objective is to center the discussion around your white feelings instead of trying to understand the issue at hand. Have a seat.

Blah blah blah...race card...blah blah blah...race issue...blah blah blah... Jezebel is so mean to the white women...(*quotes wikipedia like peasant and somehow thinks this is valid evidence proving the existence of something that exists in name only )...Blah blah blah...

This is not prejudice against white women. This is a discussion about how white supremacy is perpetuated through representation. Black and white bodies are coded differently and people are taught to read the signifiers differently. A big ass on a lily white woman becomes something to envy, attain and aspire to. …