I'm hoping they send them on a mission to some where/some time when having a black person on the team is a plus. Like maybe they can save Ralph Ellison in Harlem in the 30's or Rufus has to infiltrate the panthers or something. Hey-a girl can dream right?

I loved all of them (well maybe not the last one) but I also get why they aren't for everyone. The third one was especially terrifying for some reason.

I really loved Marked Ones; I wasn't really expecting to, but damn, I was weirdly happy to see Latinos on screen.

The original ending is so horrifying—I watched it first before seeing the ending that would lead to all the sequels and was like HOLY SHIT.

What I think this article really misses out on is that for lots of modern witches, the movement is just a mix of fashion and feminism. I'm personally an atheist but I'm totally on board with gothy fashion witchery and chunky crystal jewelry. Historically. the witch has represented men's fear of female power, so (for…

I had to watch Diary of a Mad Black Woman in a women's studies class. It was… something that happened.

My family is from Belize so I always jump to attn whenever it's mentioned in a pop culture fashion

Crocodile on the Sandbank is one of my fav mystery novels of all time. I read it on vacation earlier this year and I had so much fun, I immediately bought the next 6 in the Amelia Peabody series.

THE SKIN IN HER TEETH—-ok sorry for screaming but…

The Babysitter's Club Club, You Must Remember This, The Uncertain Hour

The new Young Thug album is soooooooo good.

I can put on "I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One" any day and still enjoy it as much as I did when I first heard it way back when I was in college. I just love it so much

I'm not saying every movie needs some kind of deep message-but it was hard for me to watch this and not think that The Accountant was somehow trying to tell me that if you just torture and beat an autistic child enough, you can turn him into a millionaire super soldier, which is weird and disgusting at the same time.

Ruturn for your ruvenge

#TeamOranacia

Top 5:
Small Change
Rain Dogs
Frank's Wild Years
The Heart of Saturday Night
Closing Time

I just listened to this album and I agree; it's sparse but Greta's vocals are really strong. I can't decide if I like it better than the self titled album from a couple years ago-but I definitely like it just as much, which is saying a lot.

Nepotism

Also her technique wasn't great- use a slant tip brush, powder, and brow cream if you're serious about this shit.

I'd be really skeeved out if my partner wanted to go back in time to bang teenage Yvette (instead of just being attracted to the version of me that's in her mid-30's)-but it's your hypothetical person's time machine, so I guess they can do as they please!