Meagan Hatcher-Mays's saved articles

Every time I think I'm done with Tyra (HEAR THAT, TYRA? WE'RE OVER. STOP CALLING ME. pleasecallme), I see a gif on the interwebz which makes me adore her, and forget all the crazy-weird ANTM antics. Read more

I agree. I demand more Kara. ALL THE KARA! Read more

You're right - this is really a nifty and interesting piece of work. Kara makes it look easy, but she put some work/craft into it. Read more

Yeah, no. That is not how good shock comedy works, at all. That is how lazy and poorly-written comedy works, because it appeals to the lowest-common denominator. If your jokes maintain the status quo, they are not ground-breaking, or fresh, or daring. You are basically doing the comedic equivalent of laughing at… Read more

Lindy—I can't even. While I'm sure you are able to wade through this bullshit with aplomb, I offer my angriest GIFs, strongest words of condolence, and raised feminazi fist of solidarity.

Even Jim is guilty of exemplifying the exact thing he was arguing against. Lindy makes a really strong point, Bell states that it's a good closing point... and Jim Norton STOPS him to get the last word in, and say something droll that completely undermines her and reduces her to a sex object, giving her no time to… Read more

From the Indian Country article, it sounds like she's going to try to argue that some piece of law called the American Indian Religious Freedom Act applies. Read more

Hey, Escambia Academy High School: Read more

Ah, I didn't see the other link. I was actually completely anti anything not organic for the longest time (raised in the Bay Area by quasi hippies will do that to a person). Then I met my boyfriend who is an environmental scientist focusing on safety issues in GM regulation. Now I feel like I need to spread the word… Read more

Bile duct cancer is pretty rare and it is especially uncommon outside of Asia and the Middle East. But, from a medical standpoint, things look as good as they can for someone with cancer. Since she's having surgery, that obviously means the tumor can be resected. This is especially important because bile duct cancer,… Read more

I submit this:

Yep, that's it exactly Read more

Dude, I feel you. I'm a 2012 law grad who is still looking for work. We can do it! Read more

I hate it when people think they can touch my middle son's wild curly hair. They used to do it to my eldest son's hair before we cut it off. They don't do it to my daughter because her hair is straight, but they tell me (with my wild afro of proud kinks) how lucky I am that it's so easy to deal with. I think… Read more

Jomarch, if you're really interested I'll answer your question. Whiteness gets a monopoly on American identity because White people are the ones who came up with this concept of race. They are the ones who decided what it meant to be from a certain place or a certain family. They created these racial categories and it… Read more

OHHHH Hell YES. I am so tired of being called "Exotic." Or "Ethnic" or "Interesting looking". And all my adult life I've struggled with super white guys thinking I'm a sex machine (That's a rant for another day). Read more

I am interested in my ancestry. Read more

No, no, don't ask what kind of make-up they use. They might not be wearing make-up. If they are, they might not appreciate the undertone of "i know your skin couldn't possibly look this good for real". Just, no. Read more

Ha, yes. I try to save that question for when I can't tell if they're human or extraterrestrial. So, I'm still waiting on that. Read more

I wouldn't necessarily agree because I feel like this generation's version of a "hysterical fit" is far different from past generations. It isn't like bigotry is dying out slowly and silently, but it's dying out with lynchings and attacks and rapes and deaths. Read more