First, it is one of the whitest states in the country, and the absolute whitest in the South.
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Maine is one of the whitest states in the union.
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Yet 2011 was among the whitest years for the station.
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Iowa and New Hampshire are among the country's whitest states.
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It's not the whitest, since there are whiter titanium dioxide options.
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Well... So I may have done the whitest thing imaginable today.
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The race component is obvious — blondes are the whitest of whites.
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Trump's Cabinet is the whitest, most male-dominated group since Ronald Reagan's.
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In fact, this was the whitest inauguration I've witnessed in my lifetime.
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It's one of the whitest, wealthiest and oldest states in the country.
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Someone who was American in the whitest imaginable sense of the word.
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His music could range from the whitest rock to the blackest soul.
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With 96.2% white population, Vermont is the whitest state in the union.
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"Dick Cavett was the whitest of white guys in America," The Rev.
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The buildup to the Oscars last year was all about how Selma wasn't nominated, but the "whitest Oscars ever" (hosted by whitest host ever, Neil Patrick Harris) turned into one of the most politically and emotionally powerful in years.
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Not in Iowa, of course, one of the whitest states in the nation.
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Take West Virginia, one of the poorest (and whitest) states in the country.
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Both Maine and West Virginia are among the whitest states in the nation.
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Sanders hails from Vermont — a state that's one of the whitest in the nation.
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So it's no surprise Gigi Hadid's constantly caught sporting the whitest (and chicest) sneaks.
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"He didn't just name a white country, he named the whitest country," Noah joked.
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But by and large, the 2019 Emmys were among the whitest in recent memory.
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"I use the whitest emoji bc I am really white fwiw," Buhr Slacked me yesterday.
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A team of European scientists have essentially created the whitest paper using this physical property.
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All 16 of the GOP's best (and mostly) whitest have dropped out of the race.
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Clinton up by 15 points in New Hampshire — the third-whitest state in the country.
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So, naturally Travis picked the whitest guy to get on the mic for those lyrics.
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And she did it all as a black woman navigating one of TV's whitest worlds.
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Dartmouth and Brown remain the whitest with population percentages at 22019 and 52 percent respectively.
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It marked a significant breakthrough on what is, quite literally, the whitest stage in tennis.
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My boss, Matthew Panzarino, described why he doesn't use the whitest emoji nor the yellow one.
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In some ways, this hardly seems surprising; Trump's Cabinet is the whitest since George H.W. Bush's.
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Let's first understand what the Academy is: the biggest and whitest stage built from the privileged.
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"You never want to be the whitest-sounding black guy in a room," says Mr Peele.
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" He offers evidence from what he says is "the whitest convention I have ever been to.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "It makes sense that Trump would pardon the two whitest turkeys on the planet.
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I started strumming and put on the stiffest, whitest, most boring performance of that song ever.
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I went to the whitest of PWI (predominantly white institutions), and our BSU parties were... well, Blacker.
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The Root declared it "the Whitest Thing on the Internet" in 2018, three months into the year.
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The woman, Pam Beesly Halpert, received a prestigious award for having the whitest sneakers in the company.
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Mr. Buttigieg left out another truth: The whitest ones are, to this point, making his candidacy tick.
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Coos County, along the Canadian border, is the whitest, poorest and most rural county in the state.
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We saw them in a massive arena in Melbourne and it was whitest thing I've ever seen.
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Another part of it is that I'm currently immersed in the whitest environment I've ever been in.
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None of the nation's whitest municipalities and counties — especially those in the Trump-voting Midwest — is immune.
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Thus far he's been in two of the whitest places in the country and he's lost miserably.
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If that idea is so terrifying for networks, they can even make his partner the richest, whitest individual.
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It was no accident that Mr Trump held his rallies in the whitest corners of America's blackest state.
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As a Black girl, I feel comfortable saying that The Bachelor franchise represents the whitest of television's offerings.
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The whole thing reminds me of an old sketch from the comedy troupe The Whitest Kids You Know.
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We know that investigative reporting is very critical, but it's also among the whitest parts of our field.
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No, Donald Trump didn't invent time travel; he just appointed the whitest and male-est cabinet since Reagan.
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My parents chose one of the whitest, richest schools, thinking it would provide the best opportunities for us.
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It is the whitest and among the oldest states in America, and is increasingly far from political power.
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Its neighbors, Vermont and Maine, are 22007 percent white, making northern New England collectively the nation's whitest region.
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It's also the whitest: Andrew Yang, who was in the last debate, just missed qualifying for this one.
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The December debate stage will feature the smallest — and whitest — slate of candidates in the cycle thus far.
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It's no surprise Sanders keeps winning in Vermont, which has one of the nation's oldest and whitest populations.
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It was called "Hated, dated, sonically superannuated," and not to mention, probably "the whitest music ever," in The Atlantic.
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The metropolitan area's suburbs and exurbs are among the whitest in the country, and some have a rural feel.
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Editorial The unrelenting whiteness of the Republican National Convention — perhaps the whitest in 100 years — is stunning in itself.
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Those states — like Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, Massachusetts, Alaska and West Virginia — are among the whitest in the country.
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And, as Trevor Noah pointed out during a live edition of The Daily Show, it was also the whitest.
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Nominations for the January award show dropped today and were perhaps the whitest and bro-iest in recent memory.
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"Everyone in the local bar, from the bluest- to the whitest-collar workers, was voting for Trump," he said.
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Seattle is one of the whitest cities in the country, according to data released in 2015 by the Census Bureau.
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"The first two years of any decade when districts are drawn produce the whitest knuckles in Congress," said former Rep.
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But there was something clearly subversive, in my mind anyway, about Beyoncé wearing braids in some of the world's whitest cities.
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However, our motley crew ended up trekking from one of the city's first integrated neighborhoods to one of the city's whitest.
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Today Underpass are premiering their video for "Whitest Light", the second track to be taken from their latest LP Red Reflection.
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It is the whitest cabinet since President Ronald Reagan's in 1981 and reverses a trend that accelerated under the Obama administration.
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About 83 percent of the voters in the 19th are white, making it among the whitest congressional districts in the country.
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Portland is one of the whitest cities in the United States; more than two-thirds (78 percent) of the population is white.
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In one of the nation's whitest states, Waterloo — the biggest city in Black Hawk County — is one of the most diverse communities.
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The dance move—originated in the Atlanta club scene—has now made its way into the farthest, whitest reaches of the world.
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PolicyLink, a social research institute, estimates San Francisco will be the whitest pocket in a racially and ethnically mixed region by 2040.
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I decided to focus on Staten Island, because of its reputation as a Republican stronghold and as New York City's whitest borough.
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It has fewer and fewer black players and its fan base is the oldest and whitest of the three major American sports.
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"The whitest job in the entire cultural community in New York is curator," said Tom Finkelpearl, the city's commissioner of cultural affairs.
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" Ashley changed her name, at 18, from one of African origin to what she calls "the whitest name I can think of.
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How did fantasy, this whitest of literary genres, plagued by a history of eugenicist and racist ideas, produce this unlikely, fierce standom?
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She also gets off on calling people "snowflakes," apparently seeing no irony in being the whitest, most delicate person on the planet.
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For months, Democratic candidates have buzzed around the state - one of America's whitest - courting supporters ahead of the Iowa caucuses on Monday.
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The streamlined label, the scene's whitest shape, as well as the one closest to the viewer, is the painting's most resounding note.
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Here's the whitest clip you'll see all day ... Orel Hershiser rapping along to Eminem's "Lose Yourself" while driving around in a tie.
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Interestingly, it is in the whitest counties where Democrats did the best job holding on to their voters while Republicans did the worst.
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Insider trading is the whitest of all white-collar crimes — if you don't count conspiracy to wear khakis to a Jimmy Buffett concert.
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Crucially, Biden is leading among black Democratic primary voters — something that wasn't reflected in Iowa, one of the whitest states in the country.
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Candidates face a more diverse electorate: Unlike Iowa and New Hampshire, two of the whitest states in the country, Nevada is quite diverse.
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Sidebar: New Hampshire, which votes next on February 22016, is even whiter; it ranks as the third whitest state in the country. 22016.
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Conservative media outlets are concerned with maintaining their audiences, which tend to be the whitest, oldest, and most conservative portion of the Republican coalition.
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The state is the twelfth whitest in the country, with smaller numbers of the black voters that have boosted Hillary Clinton to victories elsewhere.
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And I am a person of color in one of the whitest states in the country—over 95% white, according to the last census.
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He chose the black countries to say he didn't want those people and one of the whitest countries to say he did want them.
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" Just last week, Lopez -- a huge golf fanatic -- told us when it comes to selecting caddies, "I use the whitest guy I can find.
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In the whitest Macomb communities, averaging 3.4 percent foreign born and 4.9 percent African-American, Trump's gains over Obama were largest, 12.4 percentage points.
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Moises Velasquez-Manoff After the nation's first black president, we now have a white president with the whitest and malest cabinet since Ronald Reagan's.
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Photo: Olimpia Onelli (University of Cambridge)Scientists have engineered perhaps the whitest natural substance, using the same physics behind one ghostly white Southeast Asian beetle.
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Madonna made Aretha Franklin's death about herself and her own musical journey, and honestly, this is some of the whitest shit I have ever seen.
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That may result in even the whitest of white people, among other groups, claiming blackness because of some percentage of sub-Saharan African genetic ancestry.
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" Besides scuba diving and sailing, McAdams couldn't forget the beaches she visited there like White Haven Beach "which had the whitest sand I'd ever seen.
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Moreso, the implication that garnering political power—especially when the Trump's presidential cabinet is slated to be its whitest in decades—means becoming less black.
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And with Michigan and Pennsylvania looking fairly Democratic, he and his opponents have made Wisconsin, the whitest and most conservative of the trio, their priority.
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TMZ has learned Fetty hit up Dr. Mojgan Fajiram of Sutton Advanced Cosmetic Dentistry in NYC recently, looking to score the straightest, whitest looking teeth possible.
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Portland is one of the whitest big cities in America, almost 78 percent, and has a smaller percentage of foreign-born residents, according to the census.
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Of the nation's 30 largest cities, Portland remains the whitest, according to the Census Bureau, with 72.2 percent of its population classified as non-Hispanic white.
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Part of it is the way that Iowa and New Hampshire, among the whitest of states in the country, loom large in the early horse race.
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Portland, famously liberal, is also the whitest big city in the United States, and Ngo told me that he had a strong Asian identity in his youth.
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Unless Sanders is able to win working-class voters beyond the whitest electorates in the country, his revolution may be over almost as soon as it started.
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By the end of the ceremony, she's is so wasted that she's thanking God for her "Whitest Sneakers" Dundie Award and falling out of her chair laughing.
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He's an authentic prodigy in his craft, and one of precious few black men ever to hold what has historically been one of the NFL's whitest jobs.
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The festering racism in Idaho, one of the whitest states in the country and the main base of the Aryan Nations, became fodder for national news stories.
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This isn't terribly surprising -- Iowa is among the whitest states in the country -- but it is striking when you consider the increasing diversity within the Democratic Party.
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"Being one of the whitest girls in the world, and with my red hair, I was obsessed with how to get the best self-tan," she said.
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However, it was obvious to all that this year's Golden Globes is slated to be the whitest and the most male-dominated that it has ever been.
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Philippe Kjellgren, founder of PK's List travel app and expert advisory service, said that Amanpulo Beach in the Philippines is probably the whitest beach in the world.
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In Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman", based on a true story, a black policeman, successfully putting on his whitest-sounding voice, convinces a Ku Klux Klansman he is a supporter.
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That's enough money to fly to Ibiza this summer, with the cleanest teeth and whitest smile on the beach, thanks to your Oral-B SmartSeries 6500 electric toothbrush.
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I almost started a full on race war at the whitest event possible (a guy told me to shut the fuck up when I said I was Indian).
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Taking on a client like Chumhum, one of "the whitest companies in Silicon Valley," is directly counter to the reasons Reddick created the firm in the first place.
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While many of the most prominent players in the NFL and the NBA are black, auto racing has long been viewed as the whitest of professional American sports.
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Alliyah was relieved to get into a high school in SoHo, one of the city's glitziest and whitest neighborhoods, but soon began to feel alienated by the distance.
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But at the debate, on the whitest stage all year, the topic came up early, with a question about the message the stage sent to people of color.
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But when the agronomists came to inspect the plots of coffee trees we Tutsi were forced to cultivate he knotted his whitest pagne and leaned majestically on his staff.
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Delgado responded by saying his past lyrics were taken out of context in an attempt to "otherize" him from voters in one of the whitest districts of the state.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "The reason the primaries start in Iowa and then go to New Hampshire is because it's important that we know what the very whitest people think first.
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InterContinental Hayman Island Resort, Whitsunday IslandsRing in 2020 alongside Australia&aposs Great Barrier Reef on the beautiful Whitsunday Islands, home to some of the whitest sand in the world.
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Though he governs one of the whitest states in America — 95 percent of Mainers are white, according to the U.S. Census Bureau — LePage has angered whites and minorities alike.
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Here is Beyoncé, at the height of her superstardom—on CBS, the whitest channel in network television—flanked by a cadre of other black women dressed in all black.
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I love that fashion right now isn't about what's technically the most "flattering," because those rules are designed with the thinnest, whitest, and most conventionally beautiful among us in mind.
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According to the last census, it's one of the whitest states in the country, and its total population is about the same as that of Memphis, Tennessee, or Richmond, Virginia.
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How to invest in Chicago public schools as the city's population declines and large swaths of the whitest and wealthiest residents show little interest in sending their kids to them?
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Does its distinction as the whitest big city in America risk the erasure of the people of color who continue to reside there, but are being pushed to the margins?
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While some of the most prominent players in the NFL and the NBA are black, auto racing has long been viewed as one of the whitest of professional American sports.
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A closed-door meeting between Vice President-elect Mike Pence and GOP members of the House of Representatives concluded with the whitest selfie ever (at least since the last GOP selfie).
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Not only do you need to start off with the whitest, most stripped-down blonde to begin the process, but you'll need to follow off with a regular maintenance program, too.
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Our 'Cloud White' Tencel Eucalyptus Fibre All-Season Sheets are the second whitest thing in the world, right behind re-doing high fives because they weren't good enough the first time.
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"I want to show kids that in the face of one of the whitest sports in the world, there is this guy who is grinding through and being successful," Fennell said.
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Here's what really caused the decline: The Oscars' ratings are generally in decline: Last year's ceremony, hosted by the whitest host ever Neil Patrick Harris, were the lowest-rated in six years.
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The state of Oregon has a disproportionate number of hate-based groups and militias, and the city of Portland is 77% white and less than 6% black, making it America's whitest city.
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Picking a white guy wasn't the miscalculation, it was picking one from the whitest state in the union who had done zero work to build necessary coalitions among the party's core constituencies.
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With whites making up more than 80 percent of voters in the 19th, which stretches throughout the Catskills region of New York, the district is one of the whitest in the country.
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It remains the whitest of sports and is tied up with conservative notions of what it means to be Canadian — be quiet, follow the rules and "the code," and know your place.
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Iowa and New Hampshire are among the the whitest states in America, not representative of the larger country and even less representative of the multi-racial coalition that makes up the Democratic Party.
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The needle-scratch shift in the Democrats' primary map, from two of the country's whitest states to one of its most diverse, has tested candidates who arrived with different expectations for Nevada. Sen.
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Now I assume that the fact that I watched football this weekend and Joe Buck, who's the squarest, whitest announcer — or one of them — now has a three-day stubble thing going on.
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Here, in descending order, are the 10 whitest states in the country, based on share of the population: Maine, Vermont, West Virginia, New Hampshire, Montana, Iowa, Kentucky, North Dakota, Wyoming and South Dakota.
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He thinks that because he's made his case on economic issues so loudly, he's repeatedly won double-digit victories in Vermont, the second-whitest, second-oldest, and second-most-rural state in the nation.
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Fred Brown, the chairman of the National Black Republican Council, said he had been going to Republican conventions since the 1970s and believed that this year's convention was one of the whitest in memory.
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The effort faces steep demographic and institutional obstacles that have kept the offices of elected prosecutors — those deciding whether to seek criminal charges against the officers responsible — among the whitest reserves in American politics.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last month, students and teachers from a predominantly black and brown school in Dorchester, Massachusetts, visited one of Boston's whitest public spaces, the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA).
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Iowa and New Hampshire, two of the smallest, whitest states in the union, go first, and whoever wins those states luxuriates in a flood of free media coverage, fresh donations, and undeniable political momentum.
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In 2012 Barack Obama lost the Democratic primary to Keith Judd, who at the time happened to be living in a federal prison in Texarkana, Texas (West Virginia is the second-whitest state in America).
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And just in case it escaped anyone what Haiti and Africa have in common, Trump reportedly suggested that America should bring more immigrants from countries like Norway -- one of the world's whitest, blondest, richest nations.
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This is evident in Trump's own hiring decisions: As President he has brought on far fewer women (and people of color) than his predecessors, making his cabinet the whitest and most male in recent history.
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She comes across as an absurdly charming, bright, sincere, emotionally balanced grown-up, not to mention a black woman operating in one of America's whitest TV landscapes — probably the show's biggest catch of all time.
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Andrew Anglin, founder of leading neo-Nazi site Daily Stormer, last year christened synthwave the "soundtrack of the alt-right," praising it as "the Whitest music ever [sic]" for its ostensible lack of African rhythmic influence.
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Maine is the whitest state in the union and a state where Democrats won a gubernatorial election in 2018 after eight years under the governorship of Paul LePage, who was very much a proto-Trump figure.
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The premise is this: A group of the whitest, blondest, most grating people to ever exist rent an exorbitantly-priced house in Montauk for the summer season and drink a shit ton of Whispering Angel rosé.
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Alabama's wealthiest school district (and also one of its whitest), Mountain Brook, in suburban Birmingham, spent nearly twice as much per student as the state's poorest, Roanoke, in a declining manufacturing town about two hours southeast.
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Several hundreds of kilometers north, the Jervis Bay tourist spot famed for having the whitest sand beach in the world, was shrouded in darkness in the afternoon as massive fires burned, with conditions expected to worsen.
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On this new album, Saoudi's art school background and love of history have combined with Adamczewski's songwriting prowess to create songs called "Whitest Boy on the Beach" and "Goodbye Goebbels" and "Lebensraum," which is sung in German.
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"What It Means to Be an Ally" was one in a series of panels centered on the concept of becoming woke online, though the whitest member of the panel spoke the most and had the least to say.
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The strongest gun love is, perhaps unsurprisingly, in the whitest pockets of the libertarian-leaning Mountain West and the Deep South, with the only more pro-gun districts in the country besides Oregon's in Louisiana, Georgia and Oklahoma.
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" Senator Elizabeth Warren demurred when she was asked at a forum in South Carolina whether the order of the early-nominating states should change because Iowa and New Hampshire were "two of the whitest states in the country.
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" As Leovy put it in Ghettoside, "Take a bunch of teenage boys from the whitest, safest suburb in America and plunk them down in a place where their friends are murdered and they are constantly attacked and threatened.
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The election of Donald Trump revealed that in some of the nation's whitest municipalities and counties — the communities arguably most insulated from urban crime, immigration and gangs — Trump did far better than Romney had done four years earlier.
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The 1990s were one of the whitest eras in American television, and though Sorkin initially hoped to lure Sidney Poitier to play the fictional president, the cast in the series' pilot didn't include a single actor of color.
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But last year I also asked students to read the article "The Racist History of Portland, the Whitest City in America" by Alana Semuels in order to understand their own state's history of racist laws, redlining and gentrification.
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" Or, as Leovy put it in Ghettoside, "Take a bunch of teenage boys from the whitest, safest suburb in America and plunk them down in a place where their friends are murdered and they are constantly attacked and threatened.
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But for all the good news for Sanders, he still faces the same electability question: can a Democratic socialist from the second-whitest state in the country win voters that actually look like the rest of the Democratic Party?
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Because while Vermont could be taking this moment to bring new diversity to a state that's the second-whitest in the United States, it's instead investing in initiatives that could easily end up maintaining the state's culturally monolithic status.
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Lula said she would call the whitest kitten Snowflake, and we said we would call our little kittens Pumpkin and Cinder because Pumpkin had orange splotches in his white fur, and Cinder had black splotches in his white fur.
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The first Starbucks to open in my deeply segregated hometown was also the first Starbucks on the East Coast, going up in one of the richest and whitest neighborhoods in the city — just across the street from Chelsea Clinton's high school.
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After nominating the whitest set of nominees in 17 years in 2015, the Twitter hashtag #OscarsSoWhite, created by April Reign, became a social media rebuke and rallying cry, and ultimately pushed the Academy to aggressively expand the diversity of its membership.
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The retired couple, whose rustic home borders a national park and is only steps away from Hyams Beach - reputedly the whitest sand beach on earth - are worried by calls from the opposition Labor Party to remove tax perks for wealthy retirees.
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With over 8 million pixels and HDR, not only will you get a picture quality with four times the pixel resolution of full HD, but you'll get the blackest blacks and whitest whites to make for a superior viewing experience.
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When a colleague offers a particularly insensitive suggestion regarding the nonprofit organization's clientele of young black students, Issa imagines herself yelling in reply that this was the whitest garbage she had ever said, though the word she uses isn't garbage.
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Here in Eugene, where pot is legal, tie-die is common, and murals celebrating diversity abound, the population of 150,000 is 90 percent white, making it even less diverse than Portland two hours north, known as the whitest city in America.
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He may have been the candidate with the whitest hair, but he remained the most current, shedding technocratic assertions by holding fast to a populist message that speaks to the same voters Trump won over from the Democrats in 2016.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing MORE (D-Minn.), whose constituency is amongst the whitest in the country.
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Jackson grew up in a poor black community in one of the whitest cities in the country — Portland, Oregon — and his childhood was largely shaped by his mother&aposs drug addiction, his own experiences with drug dealing, and gang violence.
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It is a bit of a mystery in Maine, one of the oldest and whitest states in the country, how Portland has become a focal point for a sudden surge of migrants, mostly from Angola and Congo, who are seeking asylum.
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" Or as journalist Jill Leovy put it in her book Ghettoside, "Take a bunch of teenage boys from the whitest, safest suburb in America and plunk them down in a place where their friends are murdered and they are constantly attacked and threatened.
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He also highlighted his coordination with Sanders on efforts to regulate Wall Street and noted that Sanders, as mayor of Burlington, Vt., had endorsed Jackson "in the whitest state in the nation" during his failed bids for the White House in the 6900s.
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Antonia Ferraro, a member of the local community education council, an advisory board on schools policy, said she anticipates the plan will enlighten parents about schools they might have overlooked in pursuit of a seat at the district's whitest and most popular schools.
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Shortly before his death from pancreatic cancer at 59, in the 1990s, the British playwright Dennis Potter described the exaltation of looking out at a blossom that had become the "whitest, frothiest, blossomest blossom that there ever could be" from his window.
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Rowlands has managed to frame the idea of being a far-right conservative as a kind of counterculture, trading on the appeal of flouting what's typically expected of Californian college students by siding with the oldest, whitest, most establishment group you can think of.
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It was a powerful pro-black performance at arguably one of America's whitest professional sporting events, in which Bey donned Black Panther-esque fatigues, which in turn led some to believe her lead single, "Formation," and its accompanying video off Lemonade exhibited anti-police sentiments.
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She was upset and already dreading the thought of Michael giving her the embarrassing "Longest Engagement" award for another year in a row, so when she received the "Whitest Sneakers" award instead she was so overcome with relief and joy that she kissed Jim.
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Just weeks shy of the kickoff of what may be the whitest, most male-dominated award season in years (justice for Ava DuVernay and Alma Har'el), Obama's list is a nice reminder that the powers that be in Hollywood don't determine what qualifies as art.
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Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez said Tuesday that his party has set a "remarkably inclusive" standard to qualify for its presidential debates, pushing back against criticism as White House hopefuls prepare to face off on the smallest, whitest stage yet on Tuesday night.
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And ironically, this all persists despite the fact that we are now living in an age where the fastest-growing economies in the world are Asian, where China and India are demonstrating powerfully that they can be as materially successful as the whitest and most Nordic people.
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In the 1970s and '80s, Trump battled housing-discrimination lawsuits, while Senator Clinton was noticeably quiet when Westchester County, N.Y., a county that twice voted decidedly for Obama, fought a court order to integrate its whitest towns, including Chappaqua, the 2-percent-black town she calls home.
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The Education Trust reports that the districts with the most minority students nationwide receive 15 percent less funding per student than the whitest districts, and minority students are more likely to be taught by an inexperienced teacher than a teacher with extensive experience in 33 states.
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" Journalist Jill Leovy captured the sentiment this fosters in her award-winning book Ghettoside: "Take a bunch of teenage boys from the whitest, safest suburb in America and plunk them down in a place where their friends are murdered and they are constantly attacked and threatened.
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Can you tell me it's not racist to say "black women are annoying," to pick up a "blaccent" at random times while talking to me, or to call me "the whitest black guy in existence" on the grounds that I wear a belt and get good grades?
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But the truth of the situation is this: Because of historical oddities, the U.S. has created a political system in which a tiny percentage of Democrats in one of the country's whitest and least representative states play an enormous role in steering the party toward its candidate.
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Delgado, who would be the first nonwhite representative of the 19th District if elected, says his past lyrics are being taken out of context in an attempt to "otherize" him from voters in the district, which is one of the whitest in the country, according to the Times.
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Any and all of its attempts to tap into the zeitgeist — a character saying the word "fleek," a trip to Coachella, a complaint from Kimmy's biracial daughter (Soni Bringas) that the Tanners are the whitest family in America — are as transparently desperate as Mike Huckabee's train-wreck-terrible Adele parody video.
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If you want to do one better, you should get an OLED TV. The latest from LG have a few billion pixels that can be individually controlled, so you get the blackest blacks and the whitest whites (which will be especially handy when the vanilla white Oscars are on next month).
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Miranda is not only a natural choice for the role—we already knew he was preternaturally talented and there really is no working Broadway star who parallels Miranda's cultural capital or impact—he's also a testament to the ways our whitest cultural artifacts benefit immeasurably from becoming, well, less white.
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In what could have only been a grudge match between the whitest, most suburban-sounding schools in transphobic North Carolina, Pinecrest and Pine Forest, one player took it upon herself to close out the game like a motherfucking hitman, by taking a full, long stride and absolutely leveling her opponent, NFL style.
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We chose a wide array of manual toothbrushes, from the low-cost disposable brush you keep on hand for guests to the Cadillac-level manual toothbrush that the classic oral hygiene aficionado will appreciate to unique options, like charcoal-infused toothbrushes that might just help bring out your brightest, whitest smile ever.
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The "survival math" of Mitchell Jackson's memoir refers to the necessary calculations he and his family made daily to ensure their safety in their small black neighborhood in Portland, Oregon — one of the country's whitest cities; a city whose anti-blackness was written into its constitution — that was plagued by gang violence and ignored by the government.
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Some of the problem is structural: Iowa and New Hampshire — two of the whitest states in the country — play an outsize role in determining who makes the debate stage and who makes it to March, based on their early place in the primary calendar and the weight given to their polling by the Democratic National Committee's debate criteria.
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O. The "survival math" of Jackson's memoir refers to the necessary calculations he and his family made daily to ensure their safety in their small black neighborhood in Portland, Oregon — one of the country's whitest cities, a city whose anti-blackness was written into its constitution — that was plagued by gang violence and ignored by the government.
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Pub date: May 7 The "survival math" of Mitchell Jackson's memoir refers to the necessary calculations he and his family made daily to ensure their safety in their small black neighborhood in Portland, Oregon — one of the country's whitest cities; a city whose anti-blackness was written into its constitution — that was plagued by gang violence and ignored by the government.
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I love our northern snow, and I especially love the brief duration of the soonest, whitest accumulations, when even the frailest branch amasses a matching white branch and the eye is briefly granted, gratis, an immanent element that is wonderful and, on this particular night, appeared to me as nothing less than a sign from a further and better dimension of being.
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"I'LL SEE YOU IN COURT!" is really the worst thing to yell after you just lost in court — Erin 🎶Gloria🎶 Ryan (@morninggloria) February 9, 2017 Our president is screaming YOU HAVENT SEEN THE LAST OF ME like a cartoon villain this is great — Hippo (@InternetHippo) February 9, 2017 An all caps "I'LL SEE YOU IN COURT" is the whitest thing to ever happen in black history month.
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Kenneth L. Shropshire, the author of the 1998 book, "In Black and White: Race and Sports in America" who now runs the Global Sport Institute at Arizona State University, said he had overheard men in his barbershop joking that Tirico was "the whitest black man on TV." But Tirico's ambivalence over his background may be in line with a younger generation more flexible with labels or rejecting traditional ones outright, said Shropshire, who is also a former professor at the Wharton School.
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He's gone to Jackmaster (from Glasgow), gone off at him saying "YOU'RE NOT THE ORIGINAL JACKMASTER FROM CHICAGO", he's gone to DJ Richard and Young Male at White Materials saying "YOUR LABEL NAME IS RACIST" (I paraphrase here, it's difficult to remember the exact words used), to Delroy Edwards, whom he alongside myself accused of being "THE WHITEST N*****S ON THE BLOCK" [I will not use the N word, even if he did], and repeatedly going on about the fact that Edwards' father is Ron Pearlman.
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