I unearthed an old episode of The View where Whoopi Goldberg defended director Roman Polanski, saying it wasn’t “rape, rape”.
He was 43 and the victim was just 13. A harsh reminder how fame and power are used to excuse and minimize the worst kinds of abuse in our society.
"N*gg3rs, married women and rednecks are remedial-level retards who don't know how to get a photo ID to vote, so we must end all ID laws and citizenship requirements for voting, so we can replace them all with the dregs of the Global South"
Minnesota @GovTimWalz: The federal government needs to pay for what they broke here. There are going to be accountability on things that happened, but one of them is the incredible and immense cost borne by the people of this state. The federal government needs to be responsible.
Ohio State University just got busted blatantly breaking the law by Accuracy In Media.
Watch this lady squirm when she gets confronted with the undercover footage of her saying “these buildings now have to allow the whites in, the privileged people”.
She says it’s AI 😂
A viral video from the NYC subway shows a woman silently enduring more than 15 minutes of verbal harassment and taunting from a group 😂😭
She says nothing in response during the entire ordeal.
As she exits the train and the doors begin to close, she says a single racial slur. The group immediately reacts with visible anger yelling and banging on the doors 😡🚪
The clip has sparked widespread discussion about public harassment, how people respond to prolonged aggression, racial tensions on transit, and what counts as an acceptable reaction in these situations 🔥
What do you think?
🚨 Rep. Yvette Clarke Rejects Poll Showing 76% of Black Americans Support Voter ID
When asked by our reporter, @alisonintheknow, to explain her claim that the SAVE Act is “racist” and an “attack on civil rights,” @RepYvetteClarke doubled down.
Clarke argued the legislation targets Black communities with a “cost burden,” comparing it to historical barriers to voting.
But when confronted with polling (including a @CNN survey showing 76% of Black Americans support voter ID) Clarke pushed back.
“I don’t believe that’s 76%.”
“Check out the polls? That’s possible. But I do not agree with it.”