I’ve only seen her in two things, but she seems to get typecast as the woman whose best friend fucks her husband.

I was a political science major, and I have been doing a lot of thinking about what a Jones upset would mean. It’s pretty significant, and requires a fair amount of nuanced thinking. So I apologize in advance if this gets kind of dense and long, but here’s the analysis of someone who studies and thinks about this…

I particularly appreciated how none of the heroes had any qualms about using almost-certainly-lethal force against the Nazi hordes. No second guessing.

OMG someone calmly and mildly criticized something in a game we better type up a whiny comment accusing the author of being more mad than he actually was

He also talks about Britney almost every single time he is releasing new music.

I’m intrigued by Rebecca’s relationship with Nathaniel. He is kind of awful, but then so is Rebecca and for once, their relationship seems kind of honest, unlike Rebecca and Josh. Of course, anyone can see from episode 1 that josh is not Rebecca’s true love, but this episode really does shift pretty much any sympathy…

You would never say this to a white woman.

Why it gotta be mom’s cooking? Dad don’t cook? I’m kidding of course, but someone would’ve taken it there because people can’t just let an affirmation stand. Their mindset is affirmation for you = denigration for me.

UNBELIEVABLE posts here so far. I guess I should throw out all hopes of getting any work done this weekend!

“Heard you talkin’ shit.”

Actually, I’m going to give this a more serious answer. I don’t care if there are articles about Black Panther on The Root. But Marvel has made 15 of these damned things, and it will drive me insane if the overarching cultural take on Black Panther winds up being “Oh, that’s the black one, with the black people, for…

I’m laughing because I feel so bad.