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[♛MANNY♛]

fffffffffghbj wtf is ap with all this saggy ass skin under ha arm

[♛MANNY♛]

her husband must got a lot of side chicks cause i just cnt see it

srr' wen'

[FRANCE]

her husband must got a lot of side chicks cause i just cnt see it

srr' wen'

yea, and she probably breaks down and cry a lot during sex.

[MelMel]

shes a woman

[Kurama]

Smart move Wendy.

[MelMel]

fuck her

[Gilgamesh.]

ddd all of a sudden she got profiled at the store? bitch

I mean, it's a commonality for African American men...

[b7]

I love Wendy's opening statement and how she realized she was wrong

she could have easily just moved on like she didn't say something fuckin ignorant but im one minute in, and im already
pleasanly surprised. Yes Wendy!  thats how you sincerely apologize.

[Treasure]

fuck her

ddddddddddddddddddddddd

[b7]

omffff Roland Martin >>>

[b7]

He is bringing up a great point , something scary that I always mention on here

One thing I discovered while doing my family research is that we are not nearly as far removed from the Civil Rights movement and even slavery as we'd feel comfortable to believe.

My aunt and uncle were alive to see the Civil Rights movement play out. Yes its 2016 but sadly we are NOT the generation that is going to see this "amazing change" in society that we loved to talk about once Obama was elected.

Ku Klux Klansmen who hung Blacks in the 60's from trees are still alive today.  Sadly , we are watching yet another hugely tragic moment in Black history play out with the Black Lives Matter movement and police slayings. The Klansmen have simply switched from nooses to licensed firearms.

Young kids will be reading about this years and years down the line, just as we read about the Civil Rights Movement. They too, may feel that they are far separated from what they're reading in class.

It's going to be a LONG time before we fully see this "change" that we thought was in effect once Obama was elected.

!!!! the changes have been in small doses and in little increments here and there, and we've made strides, but we have a WAYS to go for sure. When he laid out that timeline

[b7]

sssssss
I dunno HOW to feel

I think Wendy just put her job over her culture. it's more of the shows culture IMO. The producers and staff should apologize too.

I kinda felt bad for her, but why allow yourself to be the white man's monkey sis? Just up on stage acting a FOOL for coin and to ki.

It's a classic case that a lot of blacks face. To fit in and ki and get paid, or to speak up!

So I can believe her apology. I think Roland actually DRAGGED her back into reality

!!!!!!

[b7]

I see what you're saying Bent, but that remark was off the cuff and not scripted at all. I feel like she acknowledged that it was an ignorant thing to say and it was big of her to invite Roland on her show. But I can't help but find it a bit patronizing still. Something about it bothers me.

i think we should at least commend her for allowing him to use such a big platform to educate many people that watch her show. He just touched a demographic that he normally wouldn't get a chance to reach. I think it's good PR and i think she's really sorry/contrite here. 

Either way, im more than glad that she chose to do it.

[FlowerBomb]

Embarrassment to blacks
wonder how the black audience members felt when she said what she said.

[Gilgamesh.]

Embarrassment to blacks
wonder how the black audience members felt when she said what she said.

Most of them are just a stupid as her so I doubt they were moved.