The Unconscious Bias That Fails Black Creators

Bunnie Xo Slams Hate Comments After Gaining Weight During IVF Journey

Bunnie Xo is unfiltered and unapologetic when it comes to calling out the haters. The Dumb Blonde podcaster got candid about the struggles she faced with her body while going through in vitro...

Shattering the Irony Meter: Ellen Page Rants Against 'Vile Losers' Who Can't Accept Themselves

Shattering the Irony Meter: Ellen Page Rants Against 'Vile Losers' Who Can't Accept Themselves

Horror Beat: Evil Dead Burn? More like Evil Dead Dumb

Not as hot as it thinks it is.

Press Sees Mamdani as ‘Kingmaker’ Because They Don’t See Voters as Rational

Janine Jackson FAIR To translate from the Murdochian, “hateful” here means being opposed to genocide, police brutality and rent-gouging (New York Post, 6/24/26). The win by a number of progressive candidates in New York City primaries told us something about corporate media. Rupert Murdoch’s New York Post (6/24/26) surprised no one with a front page declaiming: “The Hateful []

The Coachella Influencer Meltdown Exposed a Bigger Problem: Too Many Brand Trips Have No Real Purpose

For years, brands treated influencer getaways as marketing magic. The latest creator backlash suggests audiences can tell when there’s no real story behind the spectacle.

Hollywood’s Adaptation Boom Has a Black Author Problem

It’s been a turbulent ride for author LaDarrion Williams’ to get his story of a Black teen with ancestral magic adapted for the small screen. His short film, Blood at [] The post Hollywood’s Adaptation Boom Has a Black Author Problem appeared first on URL Media.

Visual novel Coffee Talk Tokyo serves up an image of 'Cool Japan,' but not much more

Coffee Talk started out as a slice-of-life visual novel casting you as a night-shift barista serving Seattle’s uniquely magical residents, from elves to vampires to succubi, hearing out and advising their whims and woes over steaming cups. Its strength was not just in the individual lines of dialogue spouting from these monsters (affectionate), but also in how those were placed within the context of Magical Seattle: a thread of societal distaste towards interspecies relationships, for example, is held taut through several characters’ arcs, not just in the two characters whose parents explicitly disapprove of them for it. Opinions and arguments towards the ills facing this world are treated with the weight they deserve, acknowledging the fluidity of both public opinion and the problems themselves. Read more

बालकुमारीमा धार्मिक तथा सांस्कृतिक विषयवस्तुलाई समेटिएको भित्तेचित्र [फोटो फिचर]

काठमाडौँ। नेपाली कला, संस्कृति तथा धार्मिक सम्पदाप्रति जनचेतना अभिवृद्धि गर्ने उद्देश्यले पाल्पासा आर्ट ग्यालरीले बालकुमारीमा धार्मिक तथा सांस्कृतिक विषयवस्तुलाई समेटिएको भित्तेचित्र निर्माण गरेको छ। उक्त चित्रमार्फत नेपालका विविध धार्मिक आस्था, सांस्कृतिक परम्परा, मौलिक जीवनशैली तथा सामाजिक सहअस्तित्वलाई कलात्मक रूपमा अभिव्यक्त गरिएको छ। चित्रले नेपाली समाजको सांस्कृतिक विविधता र धार्मिक सहिष्णुतालाई प्रतीकात्मक रूपमा प्रस्तुत गर्दै आफ्नो []

'They chased out the normal guys’: Democrats mocked over scandal-hit Senate candidate

Sky News host James Morrow believes years of branding straight white men as "Nazis, rapists and sex abusers" have left Democrats scrambling for credible candidates. “For the last 10 or 20 years, the Democrat Party has gone around telling everybody that straight white men are actually Nazis, rapists, and sex abusers,” Mr Morrow said. “It seems to me that having chased all the normal white guys out of the party, now when they need them because they want to project an era of normality, who’s surprised when they wind up with a candidate who turns out to be all their stereotypes.”

Is AI Helping or Hurting Black Music? SZA, Flo Milli, and More Speak to The Root

From music veterans like Jimmy Jam and newer acts like Flo Milli, Black artists weigh in on the AI usage in the industry and their responses are telling!

The difference between debate and demonization

Reasonable minds can disagree. Deeply. But there's never an excuse for hatred. Opinion.

Don’t underestimate Farage in this Very British Farce

The ‘establishment’ he is so fond of bashing must beware of playing into stereotype

This Bats**t New Movie Will Have You Laughing in Horror

Warner Bros. PicturesLeaning as heavily on comedy as horror, the original Evil Dead trilogy was fueled by star Bruce Campbell’s peerless blend of stoutness and silliness, which gave its demonic malevolence a Looney Tunes cartoonishness that was as zany as director Sam Raimi’s stewardship.The franchise’s rebooted big-screen phase, on the other hand, has not only done away with Campbell but, with him, any genuine wackiness, instead defining itself via over-the-top gore. Consequently, it’s a genuine shock to discover that, to a far greater extent than its two predecessors, Evil Dead Burn finds the funny in the fantastically nasty—and, in doing so, proves a stomach-churningly amusing nightmare.Read more at The Daily Beast.

“Phantsi, Afrophobia!” – Cape Town artists and activists reject hatred

World Refugee Day events show “African solidarity”

'Hellbrew of Hate': The New Relevance of Cold War Anti-Communist Movies

'Hellbrew of Hate': The New Relevance of Cold War Anti-Communist Movies

How artist-turned-gallerist Paul Kroner is impacting Cincinnati and beyond

For artist Paul Kroner, it began with Pablo Picasso’s Guernica. Witnessing the artist’s Cubist depiction of the horrors of the Spanish Civil War at age 19, the painting became Kroner’s “north star.” “ If I can ever create anything that has that kind of impact on anybody, I’ll feel like I succeeded,” Kroner said. Now, Kroner [] The post How artist-turned-gallerist Paul Kroner is impacting Cincinnati and beyond appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

Exclusive: Uma Jammeh on modelling, marriage and and making her mark — 'What makes you different is your biggest strength'

The model has emerged as a force in high fashion, challenging stereotypes while proving that beauty is never simply skin deep - read more

Everyone Wants to Build AI Using Someone Else’s Work

Publishers and artists aren’t the only ones accusing AI startups of foul play these days.

Paper Challenging Claims of ‘White Power’ in Science Removed from New Zealand Journal

Apparently, deviating from the left's obsession that white people are the worst contradicts the journal's values. The post Paper Challenging Claims of ‘White Power’ in Science Removed from New Zealand Journal first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

Straight Nonsense: 'Industry's Emmys snub is a crime

In the column Straight Nonsense, columnist Moises Mendez II takes a queer eye to the insanity of straight culture.

These 20 writers predicted the future before anyone else saw it coming

From surveillance states to social media addiction to engineered pandemics — the writers who got there first, what they saw that others didn't, and how close the resemblance has become

Mary Walter Says Liberals 'Are Usually Ugly,' Which Is Why They Hate Trump's Reflecting Pool Effort

Right-wing commentator Mary Walter says that liberals are usually ugly, which is why they hate Trump's effort to beautify DC: Their moods are ugly, their souls are ugly, they get up every morning and they hate life and that eventually starts to eat you up from the inside.

The real genius of Lorne Michaels isn’t comedy — it’s judgment

Susan Morrison's biography offers the fullest portrait yet of the elusive creator of Saturday Night Live

Radical Rebecca Cooke Endorsed by Group That Supports Sex Changes for Kids

Out of touch Democrat Rebecca Cooke is touting the endorsement of a group that advocates for “biological males competing in women’s sports” and “gender mutilation for trans-confused children.” “Radical Rebecca Cooke continues to show her true colors by aligning herself with far-left groups. Commie Cooke is too extreme for Western Wisconsin.” – NRCC Spokesman Zach Bannon Read more [] The post Radical Rebecca Cooke Endorsed by Group That Supports Sex Changes for Kids appeared first on NRCC.

How a Night-Shift Agent’s Innocent Farewell Accidentally Shocked a Lobby Full of Guests

We all have those moments when our brain forgets how to act like a brain. The post How a Night-Shift Agent’s Innocent Farewell Accidentally Shocked a Lobby Full of Guests appeared first on TwistedSifter.

Podcast: Resist digital hegemony!

Voices from within the academy are now raising the alarm about the decline of literacy under the relentless assault of totalized digital immersion—finally catching up to what CounterVortex blogger and ranter Bill Weinberg has been saying for years (although sneering denialism about the problem remains fashionable). Worldwide, the humanities are being abandoned in favor of STEM, while social media overtakes legacy media as a source of news—or (as is more often the case) sinister propaganda. In Episode 333 of the CounterVortex podcast, Bill takes stock of this grave and still under-appreciated threat to the survival of democracy and humanity itself—and looks for signs of practical resistance. (Image: Earth First! Newswire)

Notes from the last row, and the man who sits up front

Ask Choi Min-sik to describe his latest lead role and he reaches, bluntly, for the language of self-loathing. The grumpy literature professor he plays in Netflix's Notes from the Last Row is a man who grinds himself down with a complex that borders on self-abuse, he says, tormenting himself over it. Then came the confession: I've got plenty of pathetic in me too. The inferiority, the shame you can't show anybody — everyone's felt that at least once. It's a curious thing to hear from an a

Racist attack on Co Tyrone business

Racist attack on Co Tyrone business

Here's Why a Milwaukee Coffee Shop Fears Backlash From 'Tolerant' Leftists

Here's Why a Milwaukee Coffee Shop Fears Backlash From 'Tolerant' Leftists

Cornelia Gipson: Unlearning Racism

Cornelia Gipson: Unlearning Racism Mark Brody Mon, 06/22/2026 - 23:31

Sense and Nonsense on Jane Austen

Apply queer theory to Austen’s novels and -voila! - lesbianism and 'coercive heteronormativity' are immediately apparent, but only to the academically trained eye

The thinking style that makes people vulnerable to extremism

The people most drawn to ideological thinking and authoritarianism aren’t aware of what makes them so susceptible- by Leor ZmigrodRead on Psyche

Darializa Avila Chevalier’s Hostility to Interracial Romances and ‘Ugly Colonizer Women’ Earns Praise From Ex-KKK Grand Wizard David Duke

Presumptive Democratic congresswoman Darializa Avila Chevalier's opposition to interracial relationships has earned her words of approval from a surprising source—David Duke. The former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard turned Louisiana lawmaker said he agreed with her desire to keep the bloodlines pure. Well, I think that people have the right to preserve their particular heritage, []The post Darializa Avila Chevalier’s Hostility to Interracial Romances and ‘Ugly Colonizer Women’ Earns Praise From Ex-KKK Grand Wizard David Duke appeared first on .

Katie Miller Needs A Muzzle

This woman. It seems like she should be a much better person than she actually is, although she’s married to Stephen Miller (yuck), so being a nasty person apparently goes with the territory. Prejudiced is an understatement. Nasty is an understatement. There is not a word strong enough to describe her *or* her husband. Respect

14 Years Ago, Dane Cook Made a Wild ‘Dark Knight Rises’ Joke Days After the Aurora Theater Shooting

Less than a week after the 2012 Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting that killed 12 people and injured 70 others, Dane Cook hit the stage at the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles to share his thoughts on The Dark Knight Rises, the film that was being shown the night of the massacre. “So I heard []

Brené Brown warns American workers are not neurologically wired for this level of rapid change and instability: ‘People are not okay’

“People are emotionally dysregulated, distrustful, and disconnected,” bestselling author and professor Brené Brown warned.

Randy Fine’s Disgusting Comments

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