Jason Arday was hounded by the British media to death.
188 articles in 9 days.
249 articles in 22 days.
Over plagiarism controversy.
Nathan Cofnas—a sacked Cambridge race-theorist—started the allegations.
As someone who has experienced a smear campaign, I can tell you with full certainty that it can take you into total darkness.
They forget they are dealing with a human being. They forget it is someone's entire life they are tearing apart.
This is what sinister journalism does.
Shame on the British media.
Confidence grows from being who you say you are and doing what you say you will do. When you consistently blow your own mind, you become untouchable in a way that is disgustingly insufferable (to people who are not you) but you must NOT stop
I can’t believe some people are siding with a racist animal because the nitwit is denigrating someone they don’t like. The lessons you people will learn will be televised.
People really underestimate the level of herd mentality that exists among men, especially when it comes to doing or allowing harm. Because even the ones not actively participating… what are they doing? Standing there recording, watching and stopping nothing. And somehow, they’ll still go home and think they’re “good men” because they didn’t directly do anything.
Something that breaks my heart as a Millennial is how fucking optimistic and fun our teenage years and 20s were. Like we envisioned a TOTALLY different world from the one that we've got and insanely divorced from what Gen-Z are experiencing. It's hard to put in words how fantastic we thought life was gonna be and how it seemed like we were making tangible social progress. We've had all of that ripped away from us.
Something that genuinely irks me is former broke people who still do not even have bar like that coming to broke shame other people unprovoked.
It’s tasteless and classless and a little too razz.
What do you mean broke women cannot be feminists? Since when?
It’s in the same distasteful clique with the warped logic that tends to diminish the experiences of women who are not considered conventionally attractive when they speak on issues like harassment because “who go wan rape this one”.
Feminism is not a luxury brand or a badge of honor for the liberated. Feminism is for all of us. Feminism by definition is especially for those marginalized by class or appearance. We are all worthy to deserve and demand fairness and equity.
The message might be well intentioned because it’s in the best interest of every woman to be financially independent because money is power. Money is options, money is protection (to an extent). But the wrapping paper the message came in is all wrong and we should do better.
What I find so hilarious is that Adolescene became a huge cultural moment in Q1 of this year, white men re-evaluating how they and their kids become radicalised in schools only for them to continue getting radicalised anyway and forming xenophobic “reclamations” of England in Q3
I live by this rule
There are certain things you’ll never do to me if you rate me
My brain can not and will not process that somebody who cares about me will choose to do certain things to me
That’s how I operate pls sorry
I want the idea of more children but I haven’t accounted for who will actually raise them. It’s similar to someone who dreams of a puppy without calculating who will walk it or clean the accidents on the rug. Women have woken up to a truth previous generations often swallowed
shouldering the career sacrifices then women would be more open to the idea. Until then,women are simply refusing to be the ones who pay the highest price for someone else’s dream. That’s not selfishness but wisdom hard earned through centuries of women being told that family is
Nigerian animation is something we don't get enough of.
My team and I are cooking a football series, with a little more focus on the street football part of things.
Check it out 😃
We’re making an animated series about Nigerian football.
Think Supa Strikas… but with more focus on the street football aspect.
The plan is simple: 1,000 people pledge $25 each → we make the first episode.
Be 1 of the 1,000 💛⚽
https://t.co/PV2XTchWti
#KeyPost#Kickstarter
It’s important to distinguish between wanting to look good and being influenced by toxic beauty standards. If you can’t exist without having your nails done, then you really need to question where that is coming from. Who defines what beauty looks like for you?