#coonery

[afriblaq]

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

It is only 197 days until February. What we doing?

[saintsir4n]

everything/ anything is “malicious” or “mean” to you guys when a black girl does something.

[vague-humanoid]

lets check in on twitter

that's enough twitter

[race-bait]

Sunken place

[alwaysbewoke]

[kouhai-deactivated]

The whole world be watching white women absolutely disrespect the integrity & purpose of food making the most nauseatingly inedible shit on TikTok — & antiblack black men who feel empowered by misogynoir still demand attention to vouch for them being their preferences & more desirable for their willingness to “cook” for them. 🫤 I do not understand.

[ultracrii]

Why are so many Black people crying "pandering" over other Black people in previously white roles. This isn't an example of forced representation, it's an example of opening up roles. If a character is not a part of a particular group or culture that relies in part on race, that character can be played by anyone. Ariel wasn't born to be in the klan - she is a mermaid, race here is irrelevant. Retina Wesley showing up in "Last of Us" shows great acting skills when she read for the role. Shitting on people's skill bc you're uncomfortable with a change is messed up.

Miss me with the "Let Malcolm X be played by a white guy" because you and your momma are morons for that. If a character has deep roots, culture and historical relevance that ties in with their race then someone of that race should play them. Same for differently able people - this is how representation works. Not assuming someone got a role to fill a quote. Stop swimming in your own thoughts and engage with the world.