Let's not forget the topic is racism and that particular term, used as a name for a national football team, is just as bad as the N word.

It seems as though rape isn't taken as seriously as racism

Can we head off the stupid argument that racists will employ...saying that "Free speech is dead". ?

Just imagine if all black athletes refused to play for racist fans, owners and institutions.

Just imagine if all black athletes refused to play for racist fans, owners and institutions. Just about every major sports league would crumble to the ground and we might finally have found our solution to ending racism.

Well, it has not. But I think it is good for people to call them on it and force them to hide it.

Yup.

I honestly wish there was a frat or sorority where the motto was "Don't be a fucking dick".

#Notallgreeks, huh? No one is making that assumption. Calling an institution racist is not the same as saying everyone within the institution is racist, and it would behoove those who care to enter this discussion to remember that. If you are truly not okay with this kind of behavior, then your energy would be better…

Another example of "Oh, I am not racist....when anyone is looking..."

Make an ethnic studies class for all students (Caucasian students especially) to attend throughout college. That should fix it.

If if were simply a group mentality thing, wouldn't we have, at some point, discovered a propensity for these overt displays of racism across other campus groups as well? Clubs? Sports teams? ROTC? Even just tightly knit social circles? The reason this behavior flourishes specifically and with alarming frequency…

The only people that are "shocked" that this is happening in 2015 are white people. The rest of us are like "eh, it's just another [insert day of the week]."

As I white person, I'm so bored of this "I'm being censored" shtick. I personally don't take it seriously.

She definitely indicated that that's about to happen last season.

My knee-jerk reaction was shouting, "QUIT IT, KATY, QUIT IT."

Open relationships *can* work. I know a guy and girl who have been married for 20 years and have been in an open relationship for just as long. And I used to "see" him whenever I was single for the past 20 years (I've known him since before they were married.) She knows who I am. She has answered the phone and passed…

"I feel like this only works great because he doesn't have much of a choice. She is his wife and his caretaker. If he didn't need caretaking, how into this situation would he be?"

This was a great interview, thank you so much for this.
I am poly/into open relationships (they're not the same thing) and some of my friends are too. I absolutely don't believe in monogamy. I believe it works in some specific cases, but I believe most relationships would be better if they were non-monogamous to some…

What I get from the negative reactions to this article: so many people are proud of their lack of empathy. No one is saying you have to feel for Jia or McClelland but by going out of your way (which you are doing by commenting negatively) to let the world know why they are wrong to have feelings and express those…