ABOVE: If you've never seen Christopher Walken dancing his ass off in 1985, see it here. You'll smile. He, 101-year-old Marge Champion and Elaine Joyce are the last people in this clip still with us.
ABOVE: You can still watch Broadway Bares, but you'll need to take a rain check on “Rotation.”
Guess who would win a fistfight here? (Images via video stills)
A white Colorado man who was attempting to enter a store without a mask told a Black security guard, “You are nobody to tell me anything.”
Repeatedly asserting that there is no law in Colorado mandating masks — which has nothing to do with the fact that the store has a right to mandate them — the man also kept telling the security guard he had no authority because he does not own the building, or the store.
Does this mean we don't need to obey cops because they don't own the U.S.?
I never thought we would get to a place where people would be claiming that a security guard, hired by a store to enforce its policies, has no right to do just that.
Also worth noting is the assertion that the guard is “nobody,” which is at the core of all racism.
Watch and burn:
ABOVE: Max Ehrich is not letting lockdown go to waist.
ABOVE: I'm actually shocked this is real, but Vanity Fair never in its history had a Black photographer shoot its cover — until now. Dario Calmese, congrats!
Burn in hell, and I don't even believe in it, but burn in it. (Image via Aurora PD)
Via Huff Post: Unbelievably, three cops in Aurora, Illinois, thought it was okay in late 2019 to be at the memorial for Elijah McClain and to recreate the chokehold that ultimately led to the end of his life.
Who? In case you're asking:
ABOVE: My new favorite Jory, second only to this one.
