Hayley Caronia

Her heavenly birthday.

And people in Hollywood never have to feel that fear that she felt when she was fighting for her life and she died at the hands of someone that never should have been here.

It's just absolutely insane.

And then, you know, Wanda Sykes, she took the stage.

And of course, she had to go woke in a different direction.

But listen to this.

It's just, it's interesting.

So first, you know, she's thanking the Golden Globes for giving her the stage and a microphone because she's Black and queer.

They're obsessed with race and sexuality, obsessed.

It is all they talk about.

And why not lean into the fact that you're an actress and a comedian with a long resume in this industry, so maybe that's why you were picked, not because of your skin color or who you sleep with.

But nobody in the crowd was thinking about her skin color or her sexuality until she said it.

She brought it up.

No one was thinking that.

And she thinks that she was only picked because of those traits.

They buy into the DEI narrative.

They push it so hard.

They want DEI, but then they fall into that victim mentality.

Why sell yourself so short?

Why sell yourself as just a black lesbian when you're so much more?