Ranjhna Naa Aaya Mera

hitting someone for mocking your wife is the opposite of toxic masculinity, it’s actually the most feminist thing you can do, and actually it’s the only way you get into heaven

Anok Yai in Olivier Theyskens

Laura Harrier in Off-White

Adwoa Aboah in Christopher Esber

His silence is very sexy

hand to god this is the last i’ll post about it but COME ON this is so funny

FATIMA FARHEEN MIRZA, RIZ AHMED 2022 Vanity Fair Oscar Party — March 27, 2022

Mark Seliger’s 2022 Vanity Fair Oscar Party Portraits #1.

riz ahmed being the first muslim director to ever win an oscar, by directing a short film which was specifically about islamaphobia, and then making a speech saying “the role of story is to remind us that there is no us and them. there is just us. this is for everyone who feels like they don’t belong, anyone who feels like they’re stuck in no man’s land. you’re not alone. we’ll meet you there. that’s where the future is.” and NONE of it was live streamed so nobody got to SEE this monumental moment happen, and not even all the attendees were there yet because the academy prioritised red carpet outfits over ACTUAL WINNERS OF CRAFT… it leaves a very bad taste in my mouth and makes me incredibly angry, gonna be real

Something funny and nice in the midst of all the other Oscar happenings

Context!

Theyre right and they should say it.

WILL, JADA PINKETT, WILLOW, JADEN, TREY SMITH 2022 Vanity Fair Oscar Party Portraits by Mark Seliger

Lmfao the Academy is seriously considering taking back Will Smith's Oscar for defending Jada meanwhile they gave a standing ovation for pedophile rapist Roman Polanski

Idc, if someone was making fun of MY wife’s chronic disorder that she is supposedly very sensitive about in front of thousands of people, I’d get on stage and smack the shit out of him too

I need people to know this isn't just some ha ha funny moment, this is someone standing up against ableism in the most direct way possible on national television.

Let's acknowledge that this was misogynoir as well as ableism. You cannot ignore the historical and cultural meaning of humiliating a Black woman for her hair, be it because of a condition or for any other reason. Especially from a comedian who's made a career out of misogynoir.