Earlier today that weinstein sexually harassed them. Other actresses are telling the New York Times that weinstein was making unwanted advances. Heather graham is also speaking out. She told variety that weinstein said if she had with him, he would get a movie deal in the movie role. And weinsteins wife Georgina Chapman told People Magazine she is now finally leaving her husband. According to the daily mail, weinstein is taking a page out of the clinton playbook. Hes hiring a top hollywood lawyer in an attempt if you read it to discredit his victims. Only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to allegations against Harvey Weinstein. With even more disturbing is the fact that people, many of them in hollywood knew what weinstein was doing and they knew it for decades and they did nothing about it. Some in hollywood are even being accused of helping to cover this up. According to a former New York Times reporter, there
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I hope this letter finds you in good spirits. I’m writing this letter in the whee hours of the night. It’s about 2:00 AM. I’m awake this late, or early contingent upon how you look at it, because I was unable to sleep. I’ve been toiling with my purpose for some time now. Although I know what it is; I find it difficult to live in it sometimes. Not because it’s difficult, but because sometimes I get lazy or distracted or disheartened because the results, I tell myself I’m supposed to yield aren’t there.
Dear Black Men,
Greetings gentlemen. I hope this letter finds you in good health. I am writing this letter to share with you an experience I recently had that changed my life. I had previously been involved with this woman. For the sake of discretion, let’s call her Bunny. Bunny and I had a toxic relationship. Not toxic in the form of physical and mental abuse, but we argued a lot. Toward the end of our
relationship we argued every day. Honestly, I don’t remember what half the arguments were about, but I do remember how adamant I was about being right.
Dear Black Men,
Greetings gentlemen. I hope this letter finds you in good health. I am writing this letter to share with you an experience I recently had that changed my life. I had previously been involved with this woman. For the sake of discretion, let’s call her Bunny. Bunny and I had a toxic relationship. Not toxic in the form of physical and mental abuse, but we argued a lot. Toward the end of our
relationship we argued every day. Honestly, I don’t remember what half the arguments were about, but I do remember how adamant I was about being right.
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Fashion: conventional usage in dress, manners, etc., esp. of polite society, or conformity to it: the dictates of fashion; to be out of fashion.
I understand that fashion statements come and go. I am well aware that each generation has a way of expressing themselves and I definitely can appreciate everyone’s right to creative freedom and choice. However, I don’t understand why I am subjected to plaid boxers, thong strings and butt cracks, while others are conveying their so called fashion sense.
I may appear to be a little wound up and some may think that I am going overboard. Well, you are correct. I am totally thrown off with this new band wagon that so many people have jumped on. It’s sad to say that some have grown accustomed to seeing young men holding onto the waist of their pants to prevent them from falling to the ground. It’s even sadder to know that older men knocking on 30’s door or midway through are doing the same.