MLK Jr."s Son Dexter King Forgives Newsweek For Casket Photo

Martin Luther King Jr.’s son is giving Newsweek a pass for publishing the insensitive photo of his father in his casket next to an op-ed piece earlier this week. We got Dexter King at LAX Thursday and he didn’t seem as upset as the Twittersphere…

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DJ Paul Says Newsweek Needs to Fire Whoever Posted MLK Casket Pic

DJ Paul is joining Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter in calling out Newsweek for posting a pic of MLK in his casket … but he wants more than a simple apology. We got the Memphis native at LAX, and asked him about Newsweek’s controversial…

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Newsweek Gets Blasted for Inflatable Penis Cover

For its November 17 issue, Newsweek has published a cover story that focuses on the #MeToo movement.

Focusing on the fact that women now feel empowered to speak out against famous men who have acted inappropriately over the years (from Harvey Weinstein to Kevin Spacey to Louis C.K.), the publication asks:

#MeToo is taking down powerful men in all fields. Is Donald Trump next?

But it does so alongside the photo of a pin popping a penis balloon, prompting many Internet users to ask: WTH?!?

Why must the implication here by that women are actively hurting men by simply calling them out for sexual harassment or assault?

Women don"t have some problem with penises. They have a problem with guys who act like dicks, basically.

Scroll down for a look at what people are saying about this controversy:

1. The Controversial Cover

It’s not hard to see why folks have an issue with this image, right?

2. So, the Problem is That Men Have Dicks?

And women should fix that problem by injuring said dicks? Is that the message here?

3. These Women Were Assaulted

They just want justice. Not revenge.

4. Tone Deaf… to the Max

This cover is just missing the entire point.

5. All the Nope

This isn’t our favorite saying, but we agree with the sentiment.

6. BOOM!

This one says it all.

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