So this is what Twitter had to say about Richard Sherman‘s interview (if you want to call it that) with Erin Andrews. If you didn’t see it, check it out here. If you did, get ready to LOL! https://twitter.com/GoldenEraSports/status/425118620264312833 https://twitter.com/SKTV_/status/425128158502060032 https://twitter.com/DrunkInternJosh/status/425118078821613568 https://twitter.com/MicahGrimes/status/425114173153230848 https://twitter.com/scottytransue10/status/425131330645803008 https://twitter.com/AMeo31/status/425099754356604928 https://twitter.com/not_romo/status/425113442719371264 https://twitter.com/Chloe_marieeee/status/425114057146765312 https://twitter.com/C_Throwed/status/425111928541696001 https://twitter.com/C_Throwed/status/425111296594305024 https://twitter.com/GodOfIlluminati/status/425107880808030209 https://twitter.com/nerdangel42/status/425121974579261440 https://twitter.com/A1_assshole/status/425109260889235456 https://twitter.com/CozImAGuy/status/425107044761632768 https://twitter.com/Haaaannaaaahh/status/425105409775394817 https://twitter.com/Shickmane/status/425075793619079168
This photo of two gay, Black fathers tending to their children’s hair is going viral and may become one of the most symbolic examples of the modern American family the social web has seen. Not because being an openly gay family from Atlanta is breaking news–because it really isn’t. For me, it’s because the photo […]
When a Black female college professor argued that World Star Hip Hop is cultivating a digital culture of violence that exploits Black women for profit during a Huff Post Live Google+ discussion moderated my Marc Lamont Hill, the Black male panelists rebuffed her thesis as nonsense. It was a disturbing exchange that revealed how some […]