A lot of angry people online are actively boycotting or threatening to boycott the intentionally offensive game, Cards Against Humanity, over a particularly offensive card from a pack that was pulled from shelves at Target all the way back in 2017. There were two expansion packs, one titled the

June was pride month and to celebrate this ‘Cards Against Humanity’ brought out a special edition ‘Pride Pack,’ with the option of glitter added. Unfortunately when Kait Johnson went to order her glitter bomb pride pack, it was unavailable. Cards Against Humanity had run out of glitter. What to

‘Cards Against Humanity’ has just proven itself to be, actually, one of the most ‘humane’ companies out there. In a truly Robin Hood-inspired move, they’ve ‘redistributed’ various sums of money to their lowest-earning customers, all at the expense of those earning the most. So, how did they pull it

It’s that time of year again, the time when the cream rises to the top. I’m getting no less than 75 holiday-related emails every day right now and most of them slip through the cracks because they’re not worth reading. Cards Against Humanity sent me an email yesterday afternoon titled ‘Lord help

Cards Against Humanity, the self-described “party game for horrible people” is doing something totally not horrible. Notorious for its crazy marketing campaigns, the company announced a holiday promotion called “Cards Against Humanity Saves America”. Basically, the company purchased a plot of