i can name 317 things better than that song including getting mauled by an angry koala

This is why she is my favorite model who isn't Kate Moss.

I would put David Oyelowo in front, standing, with everyone else around him, looking up at him, because he can act circles around all of those other people, based on what I've seen in the past 12 years.

he's just like 'fuck this. fuck y'all. '

See... I just love how the singular Black guy, David Oyelowo, is placed all the way in the back, and to top it all off, he looks apathetic and looks like he really doesn't want to be there (sarcasm).

David Oyelowo is clearly self-aware in that picture. Look at him. He's thinking "Yeah, you're a token right now. Just wait...wait....wait. One day, David, one day."

Someone I know described Benedict Cumberbatch as "the middle stage on an animorph cover"

Oh Hollywood, Hollywood.

surprise she's rly just a time traveler

THIS IS A VALID QUESTION

My husband used to be USD auditor. The kind of guy that goes into places and makes sure L&I and state taxes were being paid by the employer.

My sister suffered from a brain injury as a toddler. I get where you are coming from. She was only 2 years younger than I. I saw how it affected every part of my parents life. I also had to grow up a hell of a lot faster and I spent a significant portion from about 11 to 14, helping my parents care for her and baby…

Do you know why the Packers are in the new movie? Because a group of them are huge fans of Pitch Perfect and kept tweeting about how much they loved it and how badly they wanted to be in the new movie. The producers saw the tweets and invited them to join the cast for a small part.

I was in an eleven-day induced coma due to liver failure and brain swelling caused by an overdose. I was *this close* to being pronounced dead (my parents had made funeral preparations and notified family). Somehow, and despite doctors' prognosis, things began to turn around and I made it. This was Christmas 2010…

Stories like this hit me so hard. My sister has a brain injury caused by a lack of oxygen (weird, freak accident... no drugs, no alcohol, in no way shape or form her fault)

Hold the people you love close and do your best...sending out good juju from the boozavelt house.

Actually, a lot of white people do see it. Problem is, the more they see it, the more they work to preserve the privilege they just learned about. There have been a few studies recently that show this.

Oh, they're favorite narrative now?: "Well, we weren't ALL bad. Our ancestors didn't own slaves! We were immigrants after all that!"

The stories of slavery and the Civil Rights movement have been appropriated by the white power structure.