The “I go to burning man” in responses to asking about taking psychedelics is *Italian chef kiss*

I agree. I read about the Xunise incident recently and then saw that Black face photo and therefore got a pretty good impression of who this woman was and what she was about, and yeah this interview just confirmed that. Hilarious that she preaches for others to listen when she clearly is not doing much of that…

“But I will say if empathy is something people are at all interested in, I do think that listening is the key, crucial thing. And what I’ve noticed in the last few weeks is, like, no one listening.”

I hope she comes here to read this and see how awful she came across. Of course she doesn’t see anything wrong with blackface so she will see any criticism and become defensive.

I have partial deafness. My father’s hearing loss is more profound. While there can be times when devices fail we at least WEAR THEM and notify people we plan on having serious conversations with if there’s problems with our devices or (if it’s a new person) that we wear them.

A reenactment of this interview, and the subjects process of introspection:

Man, I am amazed at how good Rev. Al looks these days. He was on the Heart Attack Express back in the ‘90's. Good for him.

Oh, fuck this woman.

If the goal of this interview is to make me not really want to watch any of this woman’s work then you’ve achieved it.

Why she look like a california raisin?

Having read too many blind items in my day, I assume the “warrior” bit was a clue. So it’s either Steph Curry or Patti Smythe.

Lady Elaine!!!! L OL

She’s got the same face as Madonna, Meg Ryan and Lady Elaine Fairchild from Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood. It’s one thing to do the fillers and not get the look you thought, but why do they maintain these looks?! Do they think it looks good?

Me, but it was the 80's and the bag was full of... um... never mind.

I dunno but it does kinda make me wanna rage a la Rick and Summer

The mere threat of embarrassment can be enough. My husband used to warn the children that if they persisted in getting on his last nerve, he would walk through the halls of their school the next chance he had, wearing the lurid yellow rainslicker (with a hood) that hung in the garage, handy for when one of us needed…

I love your dad.

Accurate.

I hate it when headline writers try to invoke trends in order to sound relevant. :/