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That’s the sad thing—most people are like that. They think that a house is just a thing to be bought and sold. They really don’t get it. And what’s really horrifying is that those are precisely the people who can afford a house. 

I wonder where Black people can live in the United States that allows us to prosper, make change, feel safe and connect with a grounded community and culture. More importantly, can Black people explore a life that is not defined by the oppression that we’ve endured and continue to suffer from?

The implication stands naked in front of you. Across countries and cultures, women cannot have a life detached from a dick. It’s a fantasy, a wet dream.

Although the Dreamhouse does exist, it’s only home to the 1% of Barbies and Kens, protected in their luxury and freedom of expression by systemic discrimination and capitalist structures.

Professor Dacher Keltner directs the Berkeley Social Interaction Laboratory and is the founder and faculty director of the Greater Good Science Center.

The band pulls off a tone so pure of heart that it sounds as exciting as ever — even at its most uncomplicated. New Order is a pop band after all.

I'm no better than the rest of us — I want a Brooklyn-based microfarmer to top me too. I get it.

If we could reduce the ubiquity of sex, perhaps we could balance out power.  

I was giving away my power, my independence, my ability to dictate my sex life for myself. I allowed myself to be pushed and pulled like a rag doll.

Hozier’s appreciation for the work of Black musicians shapes the entire track, including the lyrics, the gospel-inspired chorus and, most importantly, the involvement of a prominent civil rights singer, Mavis Staples, who sings alongside him.