Calling alopecia a disability is offensive to people with disabilities. Neurological disorders create immense challenges in social interaction and the simple aspects of day to day life. Being hairless does not. You say this yourself when you define disorder as a condition that “substantially affects a major life…

You must hang out with a lot of dumb fucks if that’s your Friday night

A joke about a shaved head making a comparison to a white woman in a movie shaving her head is an example of ablism and misogynoir? He wasn’t making fun of alopecia, which wouldn’t be ablist in any case since it's not a disability, and was merely teasing (and I say merely teasing because Holy shit was that some tame…

Take note - Jezebel thinks white people shouldn't condone public acts of violence. What a shameful take. 

It wouldn’t matter if he slapped him or knocked him out cold. The point is he walked in front of all their peers and tried to humiliate Chris Rock with a violent attack. Whether anyone actually got physically hurt is immaterial.

It wouldn’t matter if he slapped him or knocked him out cold. The point is he walked in front of all their peers and tried to humiliate Chris Rock with a violent attack. Whether anyone actually got physically hurt is immaterial.

How many articles is this since you criticized Jim Carrey for the crime of answering a question about the Oscars slap? Also, Chris Rock never made fun of anyone’s “medical condition”

*Will Smith angrily tweets about aphasia*

Yeah I guess you’re right, that’s why every acceptance speech is approved and nobody ever has to be played off because they kept rambling. They literally have an “Unscripted Chief” quoted in this article. Comedians improvise jokes. They may be back peddling it now, but that's why they hired him.

I’d watch that

What does this have to do with the Oscar slap?

Not a single person I know knew about it. So yeah, he probably didn't. 

My fav part is a comment section full of people dunking on Scab Barsanti

That already tells us everything we need to know, though? He was improvising. He’s a comedian.

What a slap in the face to their memories. 

I don't see how this could be any worse than a typically McDonald's burger. The process is not significantly different. I'm sure as long as it's a half decent patty it'd be pretty tasty

He didn’t make a joke about alopecia. He made a joke about how her hair is very short. He very well may have thought it was a fashion choice and was just teasing. That’s all I thought. And hell, she totally pulls it off. Looking through her Google search images, it’s probably the best suited hairstyle for her that I…

I had the same feeling. Mandela effect, I guess. 

You think his entire comedy career from here on out no longer has value because he made an awards show tier joke at an awards show? Bit of an overreaction 

And even if it WAS a staged slap, which I don’t think, I feel they’d still just do a real slap. It wasn't that hard. A guy can take a slap and be okay a few minutes later. Why would he wear basically a bandaid to cushion it?