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"My son is not playing football now. But he did. He was recruited to play football for college. And I saw the combine for the first time and they were measuring his wingspan," Hostin said.
After former NFL player and BLM activist Colin Kaepernick compared the National Football League to a system of slavery, an MSNBC analyst defended the claim.
"My goodness," Esposito responded. "Okay so you're asking me for one. Yeah. I have to say and this may be... Well, okay, I'll say it without hesitation. Gina Carano."
Author Kobabe, who goes by the obscure pronouns "e/em/eir", defended the book in the Washington Post, saying that "queer kids need queer stories."
"More than a third of White students lied about their race on college applications ... More than three-fourths of these students who lied about their race were accepted."
Tickets for Chappelle's event went on sale early on Wednesday, and nearly sold out in moments.
"For the record, and I need you to know this, everyone I know from that community has been loving and supporting, so I don’t know what all this nonsense is about."
"We took the decision to remove the game from sale following concerns raised by trans and non-binary colleagues who told us that it didn't live up to our commitment to respect people of all genders."
Ashlee Marie Preston wrote that "Asian hoes act like they wont get karate chopped in they muthaf*kn throat. What is this hoe staring at? Mind ya beeswax #B*tch."
Unusual poses made by the President during the segment were exploited by photoshoppers and video editors.
Nathan Bernard reported that Maine's liberal arts Bates College censored students in the student newspaper, but it turns out that never happened.
“I wanna live long enough to see the younger generation not be woke enough for the next generation."
As trans activists shouted "trans lives matter," counter protestors chanted "we like jokes," and "Dave is funny" outside the Netflix headquarters in LA.
"What I should have led with in those emails was humanity. I should have recognized the fact that a group of our employees was really hurting," Sarandos said
"Someone needs to look us in the eye and say 'you're no longer free in this country. You're not free to say what you want, you say what we want you to say..."' Wayans said.