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Why? Because it doesn’t fucking matter. Every race has done awful shit and have also been subjected to awful shit. ALL I see are people dwelling on the past instead of actually trying to progress and move forward. This victim mentality is fucking ridiculous and no race deserves to have their assess kissed. Shit happens. That’s human nature. Holding grudges and filling stereotypes is getting us nowhere.

Let the shit storm begin. I’m just so tired of seeing all of this ridiculous shit on the news. Killing and hating each other over race and religion. Humanity is a fucking farce of what it could be. Is this all you get when you have intelligent beings? Hatred?

What we should be proud of is being human, but that will never happen because as intelligent as we are, we lack the ability to to simply just accept one another.

Do not pass this game up because it looks "different", it seriously is great, the combat system is actually pretty good and the world layout is pretty similar to the OG games as well and the dialogue is fantastic, as someone who absolutely adores TTYD and 64 and despised sticker star and color splash simply because they weren't those games, Origami King is 100% worth playing

[This is regarding her latest IG post linked: https://www.instagram.com/p/CDhuZ7UAec6/?igshid=16p8iupyjjkbp ]

Glad she's being body positive and taking care of herself (we know the modeling industry has ridiculous beauty standards, and it must have taken her a while to feel comfortable with herself, WE LOVE POSITIVE GROWTH), BUT as a brown person who grew up being harassed for my skin color of this exact tone, seeing this picture HURTS. Spray tanning is fine, but this degree is a little concerning. Many of the comments really drive home the whole "this skin color is pretty, if you're white" mojo when I was told I was ugly for that identical tone but being a POC.

here she is two days ago, drastically different. this is either a tan, or she edited her skin to look this way. either way her IG post it borders on brownface: [http://www.justjared.com/2020/08/02/bachelor-star-hannah-ann-sluss-hits-the-beach-in-malibu/](http:

I love the inherent challenge that mono-color decks have. Depending on where you are in the color pie can drastically change your ability to do or respond to certain things, especially for white. But overcoming that hurdle can lead to some really fun and creative problem-solving through deck building.

What are some of your favorite mono-color commanders and what made you want to play them? What hurdles did you have to find answers to and what cards provided that answer? (Jank is always and forever welcome)

I’m not saying I have a better term in mind. But white is a color too. Pretending white isn’t a color intimates that it is the neutral or default or normal, and anyone who isn’t white is the opposite or abnormal or one of the others. Overall, this is a harmful view.

My husband and I bought our house a little over a year ago. Since then I’ve painted almost every room (I hate white walls). I had all my paint swatches stored in our junk drawer, but I tossed them because I remembered, Lowe’s tracks my paint color history!

I distinctly remember multiple instances where the cashier said “wait I need to scan the top bar code for your color.” And I remember in the self scan, after you ring up the paint it asks you to scan the top bar code for the color. Ive done this multiple times.

Today I needed one of my colors pulled up because I ran out of paint on a project and needed like a sample size more to complete the wall. So I went to Lowe’s and asked to pull up my color history.

Alas they did not have the specific color I was looking for. Which would have been a bummer, but understandable if one purchase snuck by without clicking the paint color. What was a much bigger bummer and way less understandable is that they do not have one single color history

Hi all. Throwaway for privacy.

I have seen a lot of stories come forth about what life is like when you have a little extra melanin. I have a lot of friends that sympathize, but they cannot really fathom what it is like. I wanted to share mine. For reference, I grew up in a middle class area in a liberal state. If this is not the place for this, please let me know. But these are experiences that I have lived. Sorry about the length and thank you for reading. On mobile so formatting.

Age 5: My best friend was a blonde little girl. One day, we were walking out of our kindergarten class together, and her father saw us walking together. He rushed forward and put his arm around her shoulder and ushered her away from me as quickly as he could. Later in the school year, we wanted to hang out after school like little five year old girls do. Her mother called my mother and told her how my mom made her uncomfortable, and she no longer wished to have us be friends.

Age 5 on: Having people be