SantaCon 2014 by Gothamist
Living off of accumulated slavery money can really buoy your mood
Luckily, they didn't mention Amazon sales (or purchases) or if they thought protesters were picking on blacks and women in the past,...
Very hard for people to get that nice, well-intentioned people are racist all the time.
— Ta-Nehisi Coates (@tanehisicoates) December 9, 2014
Note how closed minded my critics are tonight. They haven't wondered if maybe, just maybe, Obama is gay. And I'm the one that's a bigot?
— Charles C. Johnson (@ChuckCJohnson) December 3, 2014
My favorite thing about TNR: no black people. RIP
— Aminatou Sow (@aminatou) December 4, 2014
As I pointed out this morning, Ann Althouse and her lop-headed kid - as if on cue - are over there "bellyaching" about change.
Sorry whenever journos lose jobs, but some of us colored folk will always remember @tnr with mixed feelings.
— Ta-Nehisi Coates (@tanehisicoates) December 4, 2014
It's almost like the allure of white racist influence is now a scent they can smell, and hone in on, like a beacon.
@tanehisicoates Amen. Is there any world whiter than @tnr? Maybe the Washington Monthly?
— Lydia Polgreen (@lpolgreen) December 4, 2014
They'll pretend TNR was a "serious" magazine, filled with serious ideas, but actual serious readers (and writers) know better.
It's sad when people can't move on from being called congenitally subhuman due to their race @jonathanchait @tanehisicoates
— Fuck 'Em Up, Squanto (@Bro_Pair) December 4, 2014
Because - like with me and Althouse - we not only see what's there but what's never been:
I've seen one black writer express sadness. About the same amount of black people I knew (personally) who loved Elvis. It's amazing.
— Ta-Nehisi Coates (@tanehisicoates) December 5, 2014
And that - along with being on the right side of history - is any sense of anybody else's humanity,...
“Accepting that the structures of evil are not mystical, but are the work of actual humans who parent children is terrifying.”