LIFESTYLE + CULTURE
I’ma hold your hand when I say this: Some of y’all straight Black women are acting real funny when it comes to the LGBTQIA+ community, and I’m tired. I’m tired of the slick comments, the fake allyship, the “love the gays but…” attitude. I’m tired of people who look like me replicating the same homophobia and
Listen, I’m gonna say it loud for the people still crying into their dusty CD copies of Loud: Rihanna doesn’t owe us another album. And frankly, I’m okay if she never drops one again.Yeah, I said it. And guess what? I meant it. Let’s be real for a second: ANTI was a masterpiece. Period. It was
If you grew up watching Nickelodeon in the early 2000s, As Told By Ginger likely lives rent-free in your millennial memory. Between Ginger’s emotional monologues, Carl’s grotesque middle-school antics, and Macie’s nervous energy, the show stood out for its raw, diary-like realism. But let’s address the overlooked truth buried beneath the surface:Miranda Killgallen was not
There used to be a time when New York City was a refuge. A sanctuary for the weird, the brilliant, the queer, the bold, the misunderstood. The transplants of yesteryear weren’t perfect, but they came to this city with soul. They arrived with a dream and a backpack full of trauma, identity crises, and anti-establishment
Argue with your mama: I’m tired of the way Sierra is being treated on Summer House. Full stop. And if you’re not tired too, you either don’t have eyes, or you’re willfully ignoring the racial and gender dynamics that keep playing out on this show every. single. damn. season. Sierra has been the only consistently reoccurring
Cookout season is here, and while the grills are firing up, the unfiltered opinions, side-eyes, and unsolicited comments are right on schedule. You know how it goes — someone’s uncle shows up smelling like Black & Milds and regret, your auntie suddenly becomes a “relationship expert,” and there’s always one cousin low-key starting a pyramid
Let’s go ahead and rip the band-aid off: Some of y’all straight Black women are acting real funny when it comes to the LGBTQIA+ community — and I’m tired. I’m tired of the slick comments, the fake allyship, the “love the gays but…” attitude. I’m tired of people who look like me replicating the
