Dawson came under fire in 2012 after an uncomfortable VidCon segment in which he invited teenage girls onstage and encouraged them to engage in what he called "ghetto pranks," which included jokes about chicken and booty dances.
Munchies, our food website, wasn't a fan; the Guardian questioned whether it would last; this blog called it the start of the "Bellend Apocalypse"; and in one of the most uncomfortable news segments of 2014, Channel 4 sent a reporter to ask the owners whether it really makes sense to charge £3 (almost $5) for a bowl of cereal in one the poorest parts of London.
Munchies, our food website, wasn't a fan; the Guardian questioned whether it would last; this blog called it the start of the "Bellend Apocalypse"; and in one of the most uncomfortable news segments of 2014, Channel 4 sent a reporter to ask the owners whether it really makes sense to charge £3 for a bowl of cereal in one the poorest parts of London.
The drop was particularly uncomfortable as the segment is its largest domestically but has been hurt by generic competition.
When you accept these benefits, and don't speak up and speak out; when you quietly accept this privilege, when it doesn't make you uncomfortable to know an entire segment of the American population is being oppressed, losing not just opportunities but, at times, their very lives, then you are complicit in racism.
Others blame a segment of the public uncomfortable with Mr. Obama's leadership because he is black.
Mr. McCord's uncomfortable poker-faced comedy is one segment of a planned five-part ensemble feature in which each story involves Internet personal ads.
As was true in the first of these segments Letterman makes you uncomfortable to be an American who owns a TV.
Unfortunately for those people, that makes a small but increasingly powerful segment of the left decidedly uncomfortable.
Behind the scenes, Nance encouraged Ramos-Chapman not to worry about how uncomfortable the audience might feel with this segment and just follow her own intentions.
