I don’t know who Elise Neal, but she was trending on the internet with this bikini pic, all big tits and thick… I googled her, because I like being able to inform you about important things. Like that she was in the show The Hughleys and Scream 2. The interesting thing is that the pic was posted with the hashtag #blackdontcrack…because she’s 50…and I guess still feels hot…which I guess is in an of itself celebratory to her race but to the white supremacists are thinking “I guess she’s never walked through skid row, where black is 80 percent of the crack”…unless they are too ignorant to string words together and are just thinking by saying #blackdontcrack she’s attacking white people by implying they do crack…while knowing when they write #whitepower they get hated for it. Either way, I’m Mexican and just interested in her big tits in a bikini. The post Elise Neal #BlackDontCrack of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepfather .
For months now, establishment Republicans have fretted over the possibility of outsider candidates like Donald Trump and Ted Cruz winning their party’s nomination. Now it looks like they may be receiving some help from a very unexpected source: Anonymous to Ted Cruz: Quit the Race, or Else! In case you’re not familiar, Anonymous is a leaderless, loosely associated global “hacktivist” network that periodically launches campaigns against those whom they believe to be enemies of the greater good. In the past, they’ve targeted Kanye West in an effort to punish the rapper for his cyber-bullying ways, and they’ve even RickRolled ISIS as part of the world’s most hilariously satisfying anti-terrorism campaign. Now, they’ve set their sights on Ted Cruz, the Texas senator who’s currently in second place behind Trump in the race for the GOP presidential nomination. If what the organization claims is true, Cruz is left with two very unappealing options: end a several-month, multi-million dollar campaign for the highest office in the land; or roll the dice with his reputation as an evangelical family man. The group appears to have specifically taken issue with a tactic Cruz employed during the Iowa caucuses, during which his campaign staff falsely informed potential voters that his opponent Dr. Ben Carson had already decided to drop out of the race. “You have committed voter fraud to steal votes that do not belong to you,” says the figure in the above video. “The fraud you have committed against Mr. Carson will not be tolerated.” Anonymous is very specific in its demands, and very clear about the consequences Cruz may face: “Mr. Cruz, we are now demanding that you exit this race within 24 hours, or Anonymous will release all of the information we have found. “It’s time that we tell America what’s hiding behind the curtain. Do you recall visiting prostitutes?” Obviously, it’s too soon to tell if anything will come of the threat or if Cruz really has anything to hide. Whatever the case, it’s yet another unexpected twist in the wildest primary season in recent memory.
For months now, establishment Republicans have fretted over the possibility of outsider candidates like Donald Trump and Ted Cruz winning their party’s nomination. Now it looks like they may be receiving some help from a very unexpected source: Anonymous to Ted Cruz: Quit the Race, or Else! In case you’re not familiar, Anonymous is a leaderless, loosely associated global “hacktivist” network that periodically launches campaigns against those whom they believe to be enemies of the greater good. In the past, they’ve targeted Kanye West in an effort to punish the rapper for his cyber-bullying ways, and they’ve even RickRolled ISIS as part of the world’s most hilariously satisfying anti-terrorism campaign. Now, they’ve set their sights on Ted Cruz, the Texas senator who’s currently in second place behind Trump in the race for the GOP presidential nomination. If what the organization claims is true, Cruz is left with two very unappealing options: end a several-month, multi-million dollar campaign for the highest office in the land; or roll the dice with his reputation as an evangelical family man. The group appears to have specifically taken issue with a tactic Cruz employed during the Iowa caucuses, during which his campaign staff falsely informed potential voters that his opponent Dr. Ben Carson had already decided to drop out of the race. “You have committed voter fraud to steal votes that do not belong to you,” says the figure in the above video. “The fraud you have committed against Mr. Carson will not be tolerated.” Anonymous is very specific in its demands, and very clear about the consequences Cruz may face: “Mr. Cruz, we are now demanding that you exit this race within 24 hours, or Anonymous will release all of the information we have found. “It’s time that we tell America what’s hiding behind the curtain. Do you recall visiting prostitutes?” Obviously, it’s too soon to tell if anything will come of the threat or if Cruz really has anything to hide. Whatever the case, it’s yet another unexpected twist in the wildest primary season in recent memory.
Yet another school has a problem with black hair … Principal Tells Parents To Cut Their Children’s “Nappy” Hair A Louisiana elementary school principal is getting nationwide attention over an inflammatory text about black hairstyles. Principal Erica Walker of Baton Rouge’s Redemptorist Elementary School recently sent out a text message that read, “I understand that the boys want to follow the latest fashion trend, however the ‘Nappy, Uncombed, Picked/Sponged’ look Must Go!” Nappy though???? WBRZ reports: Parents and guardians of Redemptorist Elementary students say a text message sent Wednesday by the school’s principal is offensive and inappropriate. The text message, intended for all parents of students in K-7th grade said, “I understand that the boys want to follow the latest fashion trend, however the ‘Nappy, Uncombed, Picked/Sponged’ look Must Go! It is getting out of hand. If their haircut is higher than 1inch it must be cut.” Kirsten Brooks, who is a parent to a six-year-old Redemptorist Elementary student, says there is nothing wrong with her son’s curly hair. “You’re saying that I have to cut my son’s hair because of whatever look you’re sick of seeing that’s getting out of hand?” she questioned. Brooks’ mother, Mary, says when she first read the text, she thought it was a joke and disagrees with the choice of language in the message. “To say that word, nappy, in a text, let me know that she was a person that just didn’t care as far as what she said and I figured if you put it in writing, you’ll say it just as well to the children and that’s not right,” said Mary Brooks. The Catholic Diocese, which oversees Redemptorist Elementary, says Principal Erica Walker “recently reminded students and their parents of its policy.” The school’s policy, printed in a handbook reads: “Boys’ hair must be clean and well groomed with a traditional, conservative cut. Hair length in back is above the shirt collar with the front hair length clearly above the eye brows. Sculptured designs or lines, shaved heads, braids, tails in the hair, Mohawks, afros and tinted hair are not allowed. Side burns are not to be shaved above the natural hair line.” The Brookses say the text message doesn’t match up with hair lengths and styles the handbook says aren’t allowed. SMH, while the race of the principal is unclear the term “nappy” is just unacceptable. What would you do if your child’s principal told you that their “nappy hair” was unacceptable????
So according to my sources, porn star/former wannabe politician Mary Carey is “following the presidential race” with a series of themed lingerie photoshoots. Because, sure, why not? Anyway, I guess these latest pictures are for Jeb! Bush dropping out of the race, which is pretty stupid. But hey, at least it’s better than reading another story about Donald Trump. Photos: WENN.com Continue reading →
After the Sister Code actress replied to Kanye’s now infamous rant about Wiz Khalifa by claiming ‘Ye was all about some fingers in the booty action, a sex toy company wants Amber to hawk their prostate massagers.
From the 1880s into the 1960s, a majority of American states enforced segregation through “Jim Crow” laws (so called after a black character in minstrel shows). From Delaware to California, and from North Dakota to Texas, many states (and cities, too) could impose legal punishments on people for consorting with members of another race. The […]
