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[herbie]

focused on the legendary central park five

I definitely remember that whole mess vividly...

I saw everyone chatting about the movie and didn't really pay it any mind til I turned on the news this morning and saw that this white bitch is getting SLAMMED for it years later - "Surviving R Kelly" style.



Love it tbh. Netflix about to bring me back onboard for at least another few days. Imma dig in when I settle down tonight.

[b7]

Yeeees King, get in. I think the men had a lot of input in the movie as well 

[Cowgirl]

I might watch tn, will it make me fume tho?

[b7]

Yeeees King, get in. I think the men had a lot of input in the movie as well

chilleee . its bout to be a blockbuster damn night in this bitch

how long is it

its broken into 4 parts so u can take ur time with it. So, about 4 hours or so

The first two follows them as kids when the mess kicked off

[b7]

I tried watching the first episode, but couldn't get through it, so I read about it instead.

Glad it's highlighting the issue, but...NVM. Even typing this is draining.

just sum it up in a few words..was it too dramatic ? or what

i see a lot of people debating about it being too traumatic or triggering

Like, "oh this is black trauma porn and I'm tired of them profiting off of it"

[MelMel]

Look I want to slap a white bitch after watching the first two parts

[Navyman]

I might watch tn, will it make me fume tho?

Beyond fume. Especially episode 4

[Navyman]

I tried watching the first episode, but couldn't get through it, so I read about it instead.

Glad it's highlighting the issue, but...NVM. Even typing this is draining.

just sum it up in a few words..was it too dramatic ? or what

i see a lot of people debating about it being too traumatic or triggering

Like, "oh this is black trauma porn and I'm tired of them profiting off of it"

That's initially what I thought before hand, and not totally wrong. I don't fuck with slave movies in any sense. Ava did a good job as opposed to some white director. She highlighted and guided the direction of the film in the right direction even though it's traumatic, didn't feel exploitive.

It inspired me to want to do my part in dismantling the system in a helpful way on my part.

[b7]

Ack

https://twitter.com/strongblacklead/status/1136294796539174913

[b7]

I tried watching the first episode, but couldn't get through it, so I read about it instead.

Glad it's highlighting the issue, but...NVM. Even typing this is draining.

just sum it up in a few words..was it too dramatic ? or what

i see a lot of people debating about it being too traumatic or triggering

Like, "oh this is black trauma porn and I'm tired of them profiting off of it"

That's initially what I thought before hand, and not totally wrong. I don't fuck with slave movies in any sense. Ava did a good job as opposed to some white director. She highlighted and guided the direction of the film in the right direction even though it's traumatic, didn't feel exploitive.

It inspired me to want to do my part in dismantling the system in a helpful way on my part.

[Opposites Attract.]

Korey? Baybee. They should all rot in hell for what they did to him. He wasn't even there. I couldn't even finish his episode.

The guy who played him deserves an Oscar. He did that.

[Kalifornia.]

I've only seen the 1st episode. I was so fumed up.

Those pigs can rot.

[BrokenHeartsHeal]

stuff like this pisses me off so much that I cant watch it

[Harlem]

This series was fuckin triggering! Shit had me HOT! Especially growing up in these areas too smfh... I wanna smack fire outta some white people

[RAY7]

Just finished the last episode 
OMG that was horrible. The worst part is them crackers still not admitting that the guys are innocent even till this day
I'm FLOORED