Just taking a look at the main headlines on the Gawker properties for a minute now...

Wait...does that mean he is now the Face of Domestic Violence(TM)?

Due to pile-ons like this one whenever a black celebrity is concerned, I avoid white people outside of very constrained circumstances. They turn on you *really* quickly, faster than anything I have ever seen. The stress is not worth it.

What? liberals can't be racists at heart? Au contraire mon frere.

Yup. MJ was hated while he was alive. Then after he died and could no longer defend himself, the culture vultures swooped in to feed off his fame. I have heard more MJ music and seen more MJ tributes by happenstance than I did for 10 years before his death. Keep it classy progressives!

You should try harder to connect Cosby to the blood clot that killed this man. The smear in this post was a bit lax.

Yup. Hannibal Buress who got almost no play from mainstream media until he made a comment about Bill Cosby. Then...coincidentally(naturally)...he goes viral. You know, if I did not know better(and I don't) it would seem to me that Hannibal Burress is just an excuse for the progressive media to do what they always…

Yeah, I agree. The liberal media got as much as they could out of Ray Rice so Bill Cosby is up next. You too can have the top headline if you make an accusation against Cosby. How about he shortchanged your lemonade stand. There is no pretense of objectivity or letting a court system run its course. So far black…

Oh dear. Mr. Cosby, how has telling black people to pull up their pants and speak proper English been working out for you? It seems like you are getting the Stephen A. Smith Special. My, my, my...

Hi Greg. Black guy here. I read Deadspin for the humor and mostly avoid the black related stories written by white people(anywhere) because...you know. In any case, I salute your attempt to blacksplain to white people that sometimes their opinions aren't interesting. I avoid race discussions with white people like…

Black person here. I abandoned rap to white people after the Golden Age of hip hop. Seriously, they can have it. Salt N' Pepa were amazing lyricists and had a better message of female empowerment. Queen Latifah had a huge following among black men. And she did it all without showing any skin.