Wallace West
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I kinda hate Private Practice, the black guy didn´t end with the woman, just another generic white guy...
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Respect we started practicing Spanish during quarantineThis looks good. Added bonus it's in French which I speak (as well as Spanish and German). So good chance to listen in another language.
Who was the IT couple on "Grey's Anatomy"?I am a little more restrained in my praise because of what she did to that IT couple on Grey's Anatomy. She catered to a certain segment of her base and ended that pairing. Considering the chemistry between those two and the high level of interest they were generated among mainstream audiences, that was a questionable decision at best.
As for Bridgerton when I first reported about this coupling my main issue was the idea of a some black family being part of an esteemed British royal house. But at least I thought it was taking place in modern times. Putting it in the distant past however is a step too far for me, something which would take me completely out of my ability to sit back and consumer it without thinking about its believability. Look, the push for diversity and inclusion doesn't need to use such levels of in-your-face appropriation. This is the second time Shonda has done this too. She is so focused on putting black people into these types of "costume dramas", she doesn't recognize how it irritates many people.
This looks good. Added bonus it's in French which I speak (as well as Spanish and German). So good chance to listen in another language.
I am a little more restrained in my praise because of what she did to that IT couple on Grey's Anatomy. She catered to a certain segment of her base and ended that pairing. Considering the chemistry between those two and the high level of interest they were generated among mainstream audiences, that was a questionable decision at best.
As for Bridgerton when I first reported about this coupling my main issue was the idea of a some black family being part of an esteemed British royal house. But at least I thought it was taking place in modern times. Putting it in the distant past however is a step too far for me, something which would take me completely out of my ability to sit back and consumer it without thinking about its believability. Look, the push for diversity and inclusion doesn't need to use such levels of in-your-face appropriation. This is the second time Shonda has done this too. She is so focused on putting black people into these types of "costume dramas", she doesn't recognize how it irritates many people.
I mean its netflix there is usually a dub version which varies in quality lol.
Mansa Musa as White? You hang out in some odd locales lol...never heard of him being whitewashed. Denials that he was actually that rich but I never seen anyone with the gall to suggest he was a white dude lol.
Mansa Musa as White? You hang out in some odd locales lol...never heard of him being whitewashed. Denials that he was actually that rich but I never seen anyone with the gall to suggest he was a white dude lol.
Often times I wonder if we are one in the same.Ah I thought u were watching Ancient Aliens or something which basically all it does is take credit from Black Africans and Brown Native Americans and give it to Aliens.
Often times I wonder if we are one in the same.
Ah I thought u were watching Ancient Aliens or something which basically all it does is take credit from Black Africans and Brown Native Americans and give it to Aliens.
Apparently, people are complaining that online Ads show "too many" WW/BM sightings.
The truth is, it's a new marketing phenomenon that draws attention to a product, film or show, by showcasing this coupling.
The Ads could receive positive or negative attention, but It's a popular aesthetic now ('esthetic' for my American readers), as the contrast between a fair-skin woman & a dark-toned man is eye-catching and attractive.
Marketing companies do well with exposure, so when racists complain about seeing WW/BM on posters and trailers, it actually drives sales.
Even when they attempt to "boycott" the product LOL
LOL I hope they boycott some more, the more they hate, the more it thrives.Boycotts almost always backfire, especially when your boycott is on the wrong side of an issue. Remember when the idiots tried to boycott Nike after they sided with Colin Kaepernick? They had their most profitable week ever.
Apparently, people are complaining that online Ads show "too many" WW/BM sightings.
The truth is, it's a new marketing phenomenon that draws attention to a product, film or show, by showcasing this coupling.
The Ads could receive positive or negative attention, but It's a popular aesthetic now, as the contrast between a fair-skin woman & a dark-toned man is considered eye-catching and attractive.
Marketing companies do well with exposure, so when racists complain about seeing WW/BM on posters and trailers, it actually drives sales.
Even when they attempt to "boycott" the product LOL
Boycotts almost always backfire, especially when your boycott is on the wrong side of an issue. Remember when the idiots tried to boycott Nike after they sided with Colin Kaepernick? They had their most profitable week ever.
Did you see the recent complaints about google algorithms linking images of "happy white women" with interracial relationships with black men?I notice they go into high gear with IR love especially between black men & white women. The same with these Holiday movies. Something positive is happening or they wouldn't do it so much. So their complaints WILL be drowned out.
If I may ask, where did you see this?Apparently, people are complaining that online Ads show "too many" WW/BM sightings.
The truth is, it's a new marketing phenomenon that draws attention to a product, film or show, by showcasing this coupling.
The Ads could receive positive or negative attention, but It's a popular aesthetic now, as the contrast between a fair-skin woman & a dark-toned man is considered eye-catching and attractive.
Marketing companies do well with exposure, so when racists complain about seeing WW/BM on posters and trailers, it actually drives sales.
Even when they attempt to "boycott" the product LOL