by Mia McKenzie
1. Don’t sag your pants. Pull them up. Slowly. Don’t make any sudden
movements.2. Stop talking about racism. That’s over. (see: black President)
2.5. Stop asking the black President to do anything to help you.
A while ago, tumblr user “iamateenagefeminist” compiled a list of non-oppressive insults, a public service that will never be forgotten. The people of tumblr wept with joy and appreciation (althoug…
Change is not easy. Most of us will not set out to dramatically reinvent ourselves (or our products) by choice. This goes for individuals and businesses. Think about the people you know, includin…
I love amazing women.
UPDATE: In case you’ve had your head in the sand (or clouds) over the last 24 hours or so, skip this update and catch up first, by reading and watching what comes underneath it, otherwise this update won’t make any sense.
This is not funny. This is not cool. I believe humor can be found in truly horrible situations, but see Key & Peele, Dave Chappelle and Robert Townsend for that. I’m sick of black ladies getting thrown under the bus by people who got super rich from misogyny.
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A who’s who of black entrepreneurs, a Ukrainian-born billionaire, an NBA star and a wealthy New Orleans family helped back the $30 million drama.
But there’s plenty of money for more Iron SpiderBatmen.
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There are lots of questions for how Breaking Bad will conclude — spoilers will abound from this point forward — but maybe the biggest one, posed right at the start of the first half of this final season, remains completely mystifying.
Since I didn’t do a total watch of last season, I’d forgotten about this.
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This week, a small-scale indie Australian surfing movie called “Drift,” which details two surfing brothers struggling to overcome their debt-ridden backgrounds and avoid a descent into criminality, opens in limited release.
I don’t care what anyone says, I will always have a thing for Colin Farrell. Maybe it’s because of his…other…film…
Despite progress, black journalists say television executives need to do a better job with diversity.
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When she was 24, Piper Kerman dated a woman who was part of a drug smuggling ring. Years later, after being named as part of that ring, Kerman served time in a federal prison and at one point shared a cell with her former girlfriend.
Working Class Sha(wo)man 