I plussed one your comment and agree with you that it’s a travesty that women are still paid less than men, but I disagree with your example of Jackie Chan.

This makes me so happy. I’ve been wearing my hair natural for 3 years now and my ‘fro is AMAZING.

that’s more depressing than being single, tbh

You are not touched, it is adorable. I mean, granted their singing voices are terrible, but I would be incredibly moved if my kids did something like this for me. It’s a nice progression showing how her life has changed since she made the original video. I honestly thought it was lovely if incredibly cheesy.

I may be alone here, but I thought the video was kind of adorable. I mean, shallow and ridiculously materialistic, sure, but that comes with the territory. It just seems like the girls actually like each other in it and are happy to be there, and I like that dorky cell phone video vibe. Plus, it’s sweet that they went…

Also, I love how Kanye loves Kris. He lost his mom but he obviously loves her, and that's a really nice thing.

Yeah, enough. It’s a flapper party. Enough feeling superior over a book you read in high school. Also, as I’ve mentioned here more than a few times, my mom is very sick. Whenever I read a story about Kris Jenner and people snark on her, I think, damn, I wish my mom were having fun like that. I’d love to have gone to a…

or just like

My name’s Davin and I'm a dude, you odd person.

You’re assuming it did. Or hoping it did, as it would make it easier to continue mocking them.

i’m very glad we’re all having the same LOL GATSPY KARDASHIANS LOL convo again.

I wont read the interview but did she discuss Lamar and what was going on.

Because Lamar’s addiction is not about her it’s about Lamar, He is successful in his own right but because he is married to her the media keeps focussing on the Kardashian’s perspective.

You got it all wrong, Samer. You start with the most difficult kid to beat up. Not the easiest. Good lord man, I mean is this your first time beating up kids?? Jeez...

I studied anthro in college and we had the exact same discussion. There’s some pretty gross racist Western implications around FGM; it’s not our culture or our society (our being, traditionally, white Westerners) and so we lack the tools to properly contextualize what it is, its place in society, and thus, if it…

Yes, there’s that, and she also fails to recognize that just because it is women doing something, that doesn’t automatically mean it can’t be patriarchal in its nature (which, interestingly, is more usually a disagreement I have with self-identified third-wavers).

Cultural relativism, the frame she’s using to address that question, was the dominant mode of thought in understanding foreign cultures during the postwar years, when Greer was growing up, and which doubtless formed the basis of a lot of her thinking. The book in which she discusses it, called The Whole Woman, says…

Oh LC, you're so silly. Maybe Gawker will write about you for 500 days next. :)