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Daily humor almost every day since 1998.

Daily humor almost every day since 1998.

LEST WE FORGET THE HORRORS

A catalog of Trump’s worst cruelties, collusions, corruptions, and crimes.

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racism

July 10, 2020

We at Anthropologie Will Be the Harbingers of Racial Justice

by Sumeet Kaur
July 8, 2020

The Colorblind Rainbow Center for Campus Diversity Seeks a New Director to Tell Us That Nothing Is Wrong

by Tatiana McInnis and Amanda Lehr
July 6, 2020

Signs You’re a Black Character Written By a White Author

by Omolola Sanusi
July 2, 2020

A Wake Up Call

by Kayla Clough
June 30, 2020

It’s a Simple Question: Why?

by Twain Carter
June 25, 2020

An Industry Leader Models Advocating for Equity

by Dymir Arthur
June 24, 2020

We Condemn All Institutional Racism Except Our Own

by Amanda Lehr and Tatiana McInnis
June 18, 2020

Anti-Racism Resources From Your Usually Very Funny But Now Exhausted Black Friend

by Daisy Hobbs
June 15, 2020

That Word Does Not Mean What You Think It Means

by Pardis Parker
June 12, 2020

Flag Day Desperately Hopes Trump Forgets It Exists This Year

by Matt Fotis

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April 30, 2020

The Girl From Avril Lavigne’s “Sk8er Boi” Responds 18 Years Later

by Madeleine Trebenski
June 30, 2020

Would-You-Rathers for Parents During Quarantine

by Sally Miller and Julie Vick
June 26, 2020

A Message from Your University’s Vice President for Magical Thinking

by Juliana Gray
July 16, 2018

The 6 Books Donald Trump Is Reading This Summer

by Wendi Aarons and Mariana Olenko

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July 14, 2020

Mom Hair Through the Ages

by Ali Solomon and Janine Annett
July 14, 2020

Emerson Whitney in conversation with Gender Justice LA

by Emerson Whitney
July 14, 2020

Every Question I Asked My Parents While Doing My Taxes

by Graham Techler
July 14, 2020

It’s Time for Spin Class With Deborah, Forgotten Horsewoman of the Apocalypse

by Brittain McNeel

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