I think everything that happened with Clarke and Taylor, is yet another example of making sure to put yourself first!! Clarke was a casa girl and came off that season loved (which usually is not the case) and she didn’t capitalize immediately off it and it’s so unfortunate.
Good morning Jamaica, the word of the day is Obsequious; This is a person who is trying too hard to please/obey an important person or authority figure. Ie. I have grown tired of obsequious Jamaicans who consistently praise our government even through their obvious shortcomings.
Remember that the West is starving Cuba, like they’re doing to Gaza. These barbaric acts of human sacrifice for political, imperialistic gains are universal against the Global South and Indigenous populations in the West
How did Europeans basically rob and loot the entire world only for we Africans to get stereotyped as thieves and criminals??😂😂
Humanity is really cooked if people are this stupid.😂😂
this is what 3 seasons of 8 episodes every 3 years has done to yall
i will gladly take 10 more seasons of abbott elementary bc it’s actually good and it’s showing it’s possible to have great tv like the old days
@itsbritni_bish Yeah and Nike went good it’s a success and released it. These people are energy vampires and they try to use black people and in particular black women outrage to market things
In an exclusive interview with 60 Minutes, Dr. Rachel Danis describes her husband Patrick Clancy as "the most selfless father and supportive partner."
"I don't understand how the story has been so twisted," she says. "I was just a girl that met a guy running in Central Park on a really cold Saturday. And I don't think there's anything wrong with that."
Black people in America see images and messaging through the lens of white supremacy and racism in ways that other cultures and nationalities may not.
The same way an Arab person might see something through the lens of their history and experiences, or a woman might see something through the lens of hers.
That’s why diversity matters.
When there’s only one type of person in the room making decisions for a global brand like @Nike, you’re only seeing something through one set of eyes. All sides have to be seen.
I’m pretty sure a lot of white people can look at that image and never see a Klan hood or someone being lynched.
But for Black Americans, especially Black families in the South, those images are connected to something so traumatic and so deeply ingrained in our history that we can see it immediately.
That’s the entire point of having different people in the room. Not because every Black person thinks the same, but because lived experience gives people a different lens.
The same is true for women, Muslims, Latinos, Asians, LGBTQ people, people with disabilities, and countless other communities.
Diversity isn’t about checking a box. It’s about having enough different perspectives in the room to see what one group of people might completely miss.
And when you’re a global brand speaking to millions of people from different backgrounds, that’s not just diversity. That’s common sense.
hey you stupid bitches! just pop pills that fuck with your body and hormones every day for the rest of your life if you don’t want to bleed like a disgusting freak! it’s so simple!
"but birth control has side effects!!!" so does every other medication but I don't see you guys telling anyone to stop taking benadryl every time someone suggests it for allergies
Hard to fix systemic issues but it's always fascinating that when citizens (justifiably) complain, they are chided to be grateful for a mediocre quality of life. You only live once, there's nothing wrong with wanting a good life.
^ apply to whatever country the shoe fits.
I don't think businesses understand this simple concept: you using Ay/eye generated images to show your products makes me think something is WRONG with your actual products, since you can't show us what they look like IRL. I am even less inclined to buy it from you now.
the problem is that a lot of women think they’re feminists because they hate men. but hating men is just a normal response to growing up in this world. actually being a feminist requires unlearning the misogyny you absorbed from society and actively standing for women’s rights
birth control has side effects, but like... so does the eczema cream I use for my hands. Should I resign myself to a life of burning skin whenever I use soap, eat certain food, or touch fabric? like lol the fearmongering abt bc specifically is obviously conservative nonsense