no surprise there, considering Girls is the whitest white feminist piece of shit I’ve ever laid my eyes on.

and Lena Dunham also wrote one this orientalist garbage too

sonysportswalkman:

*town crier voice* hear ye, hear ye! let it be known the queen hath deemed the following citizens Problematic,

b-bumb:

he’s beauty,

he’s grace,

he’s our problematic fave

Your Fave is Problematic: My Mom

Let the dog drink out of her glass of water and then denied it!

tayloracleswift:

Friend: I need receipts

Me: On who 

reblog if u a little problematic

Azealia Banks

• On September 13, 2013 she tweeted “They said I look like the [t-word] from orange is the new black :(((((”. She later deleted the tweet but has never apologized.
• Sent a woman a transmisogynistic Twitter message saying “you look like u have a dick”
• Lyrics to ‘Us’: “She got that Adam’s apple and she asked about that fashion/And we passed her with that laughter”
• Tweets to Angel Haze including, “YOU HAVE AN ADAMS APPLE THO!!!” and “Sir! please fix your tuck! your dick is showing!!!!”
• Tweeted to Perez Hilton, “lol what a messy [f-word] you are."She ~sort of~ (but not really) apologized by saying "My most sincere apologies to anyone who was indirectly offended by my foul language. Not sorry for Perez tho. Lol”
• Repeatedly appropriating bindis

Let me know if there’s something I should add!

closing ask/submissions for a little while thanks to gross-ass messages from the snotnosed sexist shitheads of the 4chan “takeover”

Kerli

• Dressed as a “cosmic geisha” for her music video “Zero Gravity.”

• There are two girls with dreadlocks in the same video.She has also used dreadlocks in her music video “Army of Love” and other instances.   
• Constant use of bindis.
• Response when asked if she was a religious person: “Integrity, Love and Unity is my religion. Although I believe in many things, I don’t think I could ever fully embrace a religion. It’s all too rigid for me. I guess Buddhism and Paganism are the closest of what I could embrace. Actually… I guess kinda embrace bits and pieces from everything..as long as it comes from a place of love..cause so much of it comes from fear.”
• A series of blog posts entitled “I Can’t Believe You’re A Human!” that shames thin girls/girls who undergo cosmetic surgery.
• Slut-shaming in her song I Want Nothing. “If you think that you got it while they’re treating you like a whore…”
• “The most important thing I own is my laptop. If there was a fire and I had to choose between my laptop and my cat, I’d save my laptop.”
• “I have at least 5 different personalities.” Meanwhile, she dpes not have disassociative identity disorder.

RuPaul

Claimed that the only difference between a trans* woman and a drag queen is “$25,000 and a good surgeon” 

“T****y, it’s ridiculous! It’s ridiculous!… I love the word "t****y”…And I hate the fact that he’s [Lance Bass] apologized. I wish he would have said, ‘F-you, you tr****y jerk!’“

”Of the ABC sitcom, “Work It,” in which two straight men dress in drag in order to get jobs and which has been criticized by gay and transgender activists for mocking transgender women, RuPaul implores the activists: “Don’t take life so seriously… We live in a culture where everyone is offended by everything.”“

Claims the t word is not a slur aimed at trans* women

Quote: "I’ve been a t****y for 32 years. The word t****y has never just meant transsexual #TransvestiteHerstoryLesson "It’s not the word itself, but the intention behind the word "The absurdity! It’s as if Jay Z got offended by Kanye using the word "N*****”

Did a mini-challenge on RuPaul’s Drag Race titled “Female or She-Male” which was later edited out of the episode due to the controversy surrounding it. This also led to the end of the catchphrase “You’ve got She-Mail”

The catchphrase “You got She-Male” used on RuPaul’s Drag Race

Supports Shirley Q. Liquor who is known for doing blackface. Stating, “Critics who think that Shirley Q. Liquor is offensive are idiots. Listen, I’ve been discriminated against by everybody in the world: gay people, black people, whatever. I know discrimination, I know racism, I know it very intimately. She’s not racist, and if she were, she wouldn’t be on my new CD.” (x) (x)

Uses the term “serving fish” in reference to a drag queen that is very feminine, some say this is a referral to the scent of a vagina and can be considered gynophobic.

“Does the word ‘t****y’ bother me? No. I love the word ‘t****y.’ … It’s not the transexual community who’s saying that. These are fringe people who are looking for storylines to strengthen their identity as victims. That is what we are dealing with. It’s not the trans* community. ‘Cause most people who are trans* have been through hell and high water… But some people haven’t and they’ve used their victimhood to create a situation where, ‘No! You look at me! I want you to see me the way you’re supposed to see me!’ You know, if your idea of happiness has to do with someone else changing what they say, what they do, you are in for a fucking hard-ass road… I dance to the beat of a different drummer. I believe everybody — you can be whatever the hell you wanna be, I ain’t stopping you. But don’t you dare tell me what I can do or what I can’t — say or can’t do. It’s just words, like, ‘Yeah, you hurt me!’ Bitch, you need to get stronger. If you’re upset by something I said you have bigger problems than you think.”” - in an interview on WTF with Marc Maron in response to activists who have labeled RuPaul’s Drag Race as problematic

This is a feminist thesis on the topic of Rupaul and his show (x)