The Beverly Hills are alive with the sound of a white woman’s weaponized tears.
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The Beverly Hills are alive with the sound of a white woman’s weaponized tears.
Boooooy, when I tell you white fragility is a hell of a drug. The addictive substance that is white fragility is so strong, it will have a hue-less person doing things they never thought they’d do—like cutting a decorated veteran’s mic in the middle of his Memorial Day speech because he delved into the history of how…
Not all heroes wear capes, but they may develop apps.
Like most of white conservative America, Derek Chauvin doesn’t think he’s a criminal. How could he? He’s a cop, a middle-aged white man, and a person with no regard or respect for the dignity and well-being of Black bodies. Derek Chauvin is traditional white America.
For as long I can remember, gumbo has been the meal of choice every year, every Christmas.