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A scene from The Sopranos depicting the relationship between Black Americans and white Jewish Americans in the music industry
Uncut Gems (2019)
“You gave some n*ggas from Ethiopia 100 grand for something you thought was worth $1 million dollars. You don't see nothing wrong with that”
“You gave some n*ggas from Ethiopia 100 grand for something you thought was worth $1 million dollars. You don't see nothing wrong with that”
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“Part of being good at your job are your connections and Black people just don't have the connections that my cousin has”
“Part of being good at your job are your connections and Black people just don't have the connections that my cousin has”
I think Earn receiving White Earn’s stuff is about a lot more than just reparations. Think back to the very first scene of the season, “With enough blood and money, anybody can be White. It’s always been that way.”
Y’all ready for a deep dive into #AtlantaFX Season 3?
Y’all ready for a deep dive into #AtlantaFX Season 3?
The much controversial anthology episodes this season of #AtlantaFX were used to introduce a certain theme, which the episodes with the main cast would delve deeper into. White allyship with “Three Slaps”, reparations with “The Big Payback” and so on. 
Throughout these themes, a common thread can be seen. These themes deal with attempting to achieve Whiteness by engaging with systems of Whiteness: through allyship with Darius, capitalism with Al, and escapism through Van. #AtlantaFX
The idea that a white single mother of a bi-racial child is angry about an anti-racism curriculum....in CHARLOTTESVILLE ....So she's suing the school, is too much nonsense for this early in the morning
Also....to go on Fox News with this nonsense within 48 hours of a racist mass shooting is probably a good indicator that thos kid's homelife is hell
Let’s talk about Atlanta’s last episode. It’s rich that Donald Glover, who has openly expressed how he doesn’t like black women, shows an angry black woman lashing at a white woman in a interracial relationship.
It perpetuates all the negative stereotypes of the angry black (esp dark skin) woman attacking a poor white woman who is obviously the « victim » in this situation (as all she did was holding her man down til he became famous).
Is it how black men in interracial relationships (Glover included) see us? A bunch of harpies who are jealous of them dating out and attack them for no reason? That’s misogynoir at its finest.
