If it works to get people to understand that racism isn’t just being mean to people because of their skin color, yes. Although, as mentioned, it wasn’t my idea. You should really check out Reed. He’s pretty good. 

It’s kind of weird to me how every generation seems to “discover” that anecdote=/=anecdata.

Adolph Reed has a definition I’ve been turning to more and more: “Racism is the belief that race exists.”

Just keep doing what you’ve been doing. A single dose of the Pfizer or Moderna is about 80% effective. Two only brings that up to about 90%. You’re about as protected as you’re ever going to be. If you haven’t gotten it yet, you’ve already done about as much as you can do. So I would try not to worry about it. 

“Despite its popularity as a justification for the death penalty, closure has no basis in psychological research, says Susan A. Bandes, Centennial Distinguished Professor of Law Emeritus at DePaul University law school, and there is no evidence that executions provide relief to victims’ families. In fact, research has…

Anecdote, anecdata, yadda yadda yadda.

Probably not.

Emulation is a thing.

I am the truest Scotsman!

Vote Nina Turner!

Be careful of putting too much stock in the word of a man who lies about objective and easily verifiable things at debates. 

All I’m saying is, if Bevin is cool with rape, well, turnabout is fair play. 

Your cock is only rock hard?

*cluck*

It wouldn’t be any different than something like the Screen Actors Guild or any of a number of other creative professionals collective organizations out there.
Guild, union, it’s all collective bargaining whatever you decide to call it.

Fair enough. I was reading it in its initial run but fell off at some point. Fast forward and it popped up in my RSS feed. I’ve been reading along with the re-posts with the nice comments about the creative process.

Are you he same sarusa I keep seeing over at octopus pie?

Epic... Exclusive.

I would watch that football game... right up to the point where someone gets their leg torn off and stuffed down their throat. 

You’re not being “that parent”. You’re being a good parent.