Van is right.
What unpopular opinions do you have?
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Van is right.
He is right
He aint say nothing wrong
Taraji P. Henson sex tape was garbage
This is why we need to really cut off most of these loser fake critics and fake experts
Good job Campea
And I understand if you leave this sh*t
This is definition of a piece of sh*t
He regrets not being a fake friend so he could have taken advantage and benefited from someone else's work.
Saying I WOULD HAVE BEEN KIND ONLY if I knew I would cash in at the end?
f*ckboy behavior
Godfrey is right
does who cannot do?
Talk sh*t
Van is right.
Sidebar: If Raven don't want want us?
We don't want her.
In a discussion about how Blackness is not monolithic and can “look so many different ways,” Allen brought up the cultural impact of “That’s So Raven,” particularly for Black audiences. When the actor and comedian proclaimed that Raven Baxter was so “f—ing Black,” Symoné responded with the question: “Was she Black? Why did she feel Black to you?”
As Allen went on to explain the impact of seeing the representation of a Black family on Disney, the actress argued, “So you saw color. Take away the color. Make them green, and hear the words. What color are they?”
--- MY POINT...This is why "African American" is a more appropriate identifier than "Black," as it is rooted in both geography and culture rather than solely in skin colour. The question she raised could only arise regarding an identity defined by skin colour. If TSR had focused on a Japanese teenage girl and her family, and someone remarked that Raven was "so Japanese," such a question would never have been asked, as it would have seemed absurd.
Also the root of "Blackness" is in its struggle in American society. no other ethnic group is defined by their struggle in a society that has rejected them, its defined by the culture that was developed in their land of origin. Japanese Americans are still Japanese regardless of whether the interment camps, discriminatory behavior and events happened or not in America. The identity of that ethnic group is not defined by how America treated them. "Blackness" is. If the Europeans never participated in the Atlantic slave trade and created racial designations and the social concept of race hierarchy you don't get racial term "Negro" (spanish for Black). No other ethnic group was developed that way.
I've said this before. "Blackness" is not rooted in geography, language, cuisine, or history. It a skin color designation that was designed to flatten out all of those thing to a generic skin color designation for the convenience of another group.
i THINK raven's point in the skin color issue was that raven baxter was so AMERICAN. Because all of those things that the family had to deal with in the show are very specifically American things. America has a particular flavor of how it treats its minority groups thats almost unique to itself. You know you have a particular flavor of discrimination when you inspire the NAZIS to imitate you.
But my point is that African American is a much more solid identifier than Black and Black Americans really need to shift to that.
^^^
I think you raise some very valid well thought out sincere points.
But I believe Raven would have found a way to sh*t on being Black whatever you called her.
This online betting stuff will lead to ruin
We should’ve been propping Kyla Pratt instead of Raven
Dudes out here really think women dont be out here wild
My CAC neighbor smashed a college educated bridesmaid at a wedding reception. When her boyfriend found out she said she was raped. Dude was never charged, but he had to spend big money for a lawyer who successfully defend him from the charges and a restraining order.
She is right
David is right
These two black men's relationship should be celebrated much more. Their chemistry and camaraderie is so healthy. We all should be this comfortable around each other.
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These corporations know so much and really don't give a f**k. The public needs to focus more on them. And elect officials who will do the same.
And stop glorifying billionaires
John is right
F**k these "fans"
their points may be unpopular?
but they are 100% correct
this is ALL coordinated.
Its plan is to incite rage bait and gaslighting.
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