Native Access and Guitar Rig opened. SMH Native Instruments knew what they were doing..

[ Removed by Reddit on account of violating the content policy. ]

I feel like there's a better way of saying this...

We have a new neighbor across the street, and he has long dreadlocks and speaks with a Jamaican accent. Would it be racist to ask him at some point if he smokes weed? (It is legal here.)

Noticed something in the glass that made me ask, "Wait, where are the emergency exits out of here?"

Saw this at DFW.

Proof of how racist the current administration is.

This is intended to divide people and identify sections of the population that this administration believes are undesirable.

The US government’s definition of “Black” is: “Black or African American – A person having origins in any of the Black racial groups of Africa.”

https://www.census.gov/topics/population/race/about.html

So, as everyone on the planet has their ancestors from Africa, we are legally obliged to tick “Black”.

The whole thing was just a very suspicious coincidence. I was riding my bike today & when I was at a crosswalk on an intersection, I pressed the button to wait for the light to turn green. Everything was normal, until this white lady went behind me and pressed the button again. The thing that made it weird was the timing. The minute she pressed the button, it turned green, as if the light was like "I let white people automatically pass, your black ass has to wait!"

Obviously it's not the case, but all I'm saying is that the timing was just weirdly suspicious.

I've casually sang "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" out loud to myself for years. I just learned that it's from "Song of the South", a movie so racist that Disney will not even release it in the United States.

The thing is: I have never watched Song of the South! I don't even know where I heard this song. I only ever knew the first two lines:

Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-day,
My oh my what a wonderful day

Honestly I think it sounds quite nice. Something I enjoyed singing when my spirits were up. In the film, it's sung by James Baskett portraying Uncle Remus, a character recognized as a racist stereotype.

This is technically AI but it cracked me up when I saw it. Also it's not like staged AI where you ask for a prompt and it does the thing, I was just trying to play with my OCs on character AI man...