What kind of dumb shit take is this?!
What kind of dumb shit take is this?!
online MAGA men are falling for the AI creation "Jessica Foster," who is a combination US Army adviser to Trump and foot fetish model. The character already has nearly a million Instagram followers.
If there was video of a Senate Dem giving a compound fracture to a Marine while wearing his dress blues, that guy would've been burned at the stake by close of business
I just got over breast cancer, am currently taking care of my sister, who didnβt once call me or look in on me during my treatment, I have not worked in over a year, have blown through my meager savings and do not know how March rent will be paid. I suppose I have my moral luxuries though. Peace.
I truly donβt understand how you could come from a marginalized group and expect everyone to live by the rules you set for yourself in a white supremacist capitalist society. Must be nice. Iβm truly done.
Coates is not an opinion writer, heβs a journalist. Also, itβs gross to bring up the one other Black male writer (who solely writes books) to pit against the other Black guy.
They also purged a slew of Black employees.
Yes. You are lucky that youβve never had to compromise your values while living in the States as a Black American descended from the enslaved.
Consider yourself lucky if youβve never had to work for a provlematic employer. But if you think FOR ONE SINGLE FUCKING SECOND that Black people are able to pick and choose to work at a place that is not steeped in white supremacy then I think you are not a serious person.
What part of I unsubscribed years ago because I didnβt agree with their coverage of trans issues (or Palestine) did you fail to grasp? Also, I am Black, do you think Iβm unaware that itβs a racist institution? Do you think Bouie is unaware?
If you pay taxes in America, then we all are facilitator genocide by that metric. Bouie is not personally responsible and targeting him for his employer 4 weeks after the Post just laid off a slew of people is justβ¦unrealistic to me.
Molly, are you really trying to explain how anti-blackness works to me? Also? Journalists donβt write the headlines. Blame the people on the masthead for that shit.
Seeβ¦and thatβs when you completely lose me. There are like 20 out of 200 Black journos at the Times. Media is dying, there are like 5 jobs left. People need to eat. Bouie is not a Sulzberger. That expectation actually seems not based in anyoneβs reality but your own. Goodnight!
Brett Stephens, a white Jewish guy in media? You think thatβs the same. I do not. I think this all seems a little extra to me, relatively ineffective. But thatβs just me. Iβm logging off.
I donβt knowβ¦seems like itβd be more effective to write an Op-Ed instead of seemingly going after Bouie. But what do I know. Do people change minds doing this on Blue Sky?
Because heβs Black and it feels like anti-blackness.
No, I have not. I am a Black woman who is fully aware of how power works in this country. Bouie has no real power, he has an opinion and he feeds his family with the checks he gets from the Times. I support your right to disagree with his opinion, but you lose me with the pontificating on Blue Sky.
Soβ¦who else are you going after at the Times?
Soβ¦youβre targeting one Black guy at the largest media company in the country because you donβt like his opinion? Iβm sorry, but I personally canβt get behind that. Itβs like picking the lowest hanging fruit. Have some dignity, aim higher maybe?
p.s. power has long BEEN corrupted.
I unsubscribed from the NYT years ago, in part for their coverage of trans issues. However, I donβt think Jamelle is the NYT and I think the targeting of him feels more than a smidge anti-black.
I was 15 and sneaking out of the house and into the city to go to Gay AA dances to support the 27 y.o. aspiring DJ that we hung out with. That being said I never appreciate when someone tokenized me as their βBlack friendβ - so Iβm not gonna do that. I do live in NYC and have a diverse friend group.
So wild that you all love to target Bouie when there are like a bajillion other journos at the NYT who are outwardly transphobic. Nothing else to deduce except racism. I havenβt seen a single Black trans woman side with you and thatβs how we know you are completely full of shit.
notable lack of Republican elected officials on cable news this afternoon
Excellent advice. Someone who should know better sent me something phony this morning.
Iβve never forgotten how insanely beautiful that Tuesday morning was. At the time I was working on a WWII film for The History Channel, and for weeks, I would dream of b&w bombs raining down on Manhattan. I usually donβt dream.
No votes on ANYTHING untill we vote on the War Powers Resolution.
there are a lot of people working in the government right now who want to intentionally trigger an apocalypse to create the conditions for the return of jesus christ and I know how crazy that sounds but its absolutely true
Film and tv have already taken a hit. Iβm worried about the many jobs that will be lost with the merger and with David Ellisonβs goal to pivot towards AI for production:
After considerable soul-searching, I feel compelled to withdraw from the BAFTA emerging talent judging panel. The organisation's handling of the unfortunate Tourette's N-Word incident last night at the awards was utterly unforgivable. I cannot and will not contribute my time energy and expertise to an organisation that has repeatedly failed to safeguard the dignity of its Black guests, members and the Black creative community. This is particularly unfortunate given that this year's cohort boasts some incredible Black talent, especially one of my favourite shows of 2025 "Just Act Normal". However, when an organisation like BAFTA, with its own long history of systemic racism, refuses to acknowledge the harm inflicted on both the Black and disabled communities and offer an appropriate apology, remaining involved would be tantamount to condoning its behaviour. I hope BAFTA leadership comprehend the damage they and the BBC have caused and take the necessary steps to ensure their production staff are inclusive enough to prevent such an issue in the future. Yours sincerely, Jonte Richardson
Black filmmaker Jonte Richardson says he is stepping down as a BAFTA judge:
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