Home

[GLOCK]

I just think it's really sad whenever there's a movement to improve the lives of a marginalised group, there's always a pocketful of people so unhappy within themselves for whatever reason, that they want to rain on the parade as if the movement doesn't benefit them as well.
We're in such a great time and space where people are actually having real conversations and planning towards further movements and actions and all some people wanna do is rock the boat just to see how much water they can splash up 
We're too emotional? Righteous anger is what got us here today, it wasn't sitting up smiling, being polite, meek or docile, it was rage, meticulous planning, violence and a few great leaders that got us results.
Conversations is what we've BEEN having, it's just that no one wants to, feels the need to, or wants to waste their breath to conversate about fucking nipsey hussel, Tyler Perry or a damn candace Nelson is what has you thrown for a loop

I think I'm just baffled that she has a platform and that people can't see through her bitterness and motive

It's selfish and merely a campaign to feed her ego and notoriety ...
the desire for white acceptance is literally a disease if you're seeking that in the heart of this new movement

It's a desire for money. If she was was another Black woman espousing leftist talking points she wouldn't have the platform she does now. Coonery pays 

jxjdjjdj

Big facts
It's just sad to see.. 400 years later and the girls are still selling owt their people and coating it in "advancement" of blacks

No one that wants blacks in this country to excel would be making heinous comparisons between us and white Americans 

[pCj]

One could argue that the burning desire for inclusion in historically white spaces like the Oscars or Grammys is also a cry for White acceptance.

A bit of a false equivalence as the issue with Owens is that her "cry for white acceptance" is self-serving and at the expense of black people.

Using your words, this hypothetical person would see the civil rights movement as a cry for white acceptance as well.

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

One could argue that the burning desire for inclusion in historically white spaces like the Oscars or Grammys is also a cry for White acceptance.

A bit of a false equivalence as the issue with Owens is that her "cry for white acceptance" is self-serving and at the expense of black people.

Using your words, this hypothetical person would see the civil rights movement as a cry for white acceptance as well.

[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

And some brought up a good point which I didn't bother to argue because it made perfect sense

which is:

We can't address the issue of Black emotion without acknowledging that Candace Owens and people like her may actually BENEFIT from it, because their bold statements definitely drum up a LOT of emotion.

And can easily fall under the umbrella with companies that intentionally put out crazy headlines for clicks, views and reactions. .... ultimately taking advantage of and profiting off of Black emotions.

But I mean if Candace wants to call attention to something that could ultimately affect her bag if people follow her recommendations on it, let her do that! lol!!

That would be her personal loss, not the community's.

I think in the quest to get ppul to step out of the emotional race baiting
Candace has to be extreeme and she does that well she isnt as balanced as she should be but with everyone one else so engulfed in the heart strings her approach is actually needed
because once you enter that rabbit whole its definetly a vaccume
numbers dont lie
facts dont lie

If we stick to that  it makes a better approach for creating a strategy plan we can see
BLM is cute and some of the issues associated are valid
but as you see publicly declaring it is only met with
Oh your not sensitive enough to everyones misfortune
All lives matter
and now there is infighting among black lives matter to include all black lives trans and gay  lol
which should be implied
but blm was to address police brutality awareness and excessive force to black ppul from law enforcment
so  daquan beating up a tranny doesnt truly fall into what it was a bout
but if we are going back to semantics black lives matter all black lives matter its just i dunno its not the movement we percieve it to be

[HUGO]

This title change

[Vonc2002]

One could argue that the burning desire for inclusion in historically white spaces like the Oscars or Grammys is also a cry for White acceptance.

A bit of a false equivalence as the issue with Owens is that her "cry for white acceptance" is self-serving and at the expense of black people.

Using your words, this hypothetical person would see the civil rights movement as a cry for white acceptance as well.

[klappa.]

One could argue that the burning desire for inclusion in historically white spaces like the Oscars or Grammys is also a cry for White acceptance.

A bit of a false equivalence as the issue with Owens is that her "cry for white acceptance" is self-serving and at the expense of black people.

Using your words, this hypothetical person would see the civil rights movement as a cry for white acceptance as well.

I never said they were the same.

I provided an example of something that has definitely been referred to as a cry for White acceptance in the past.

Something that would be more likely to resonate with this site, considering we focus a lot on entertainment.

Does that make sense?

no

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

One could argue that the burning desire for inclusion in historically white spaces like the Oscars or Grammys is also a cry for White acceptance.

A bit of a false equivalence as the issue with Owens is that her "cry for white acceptance" is self-serving and at the expense of black people.

Using your words, this hypothetical person would see the civil rights movement as a cry for white acceptance as well.

I never said they were the same.

I provided an example of something that has definitely been referred to as a cry for White acceptance in the past.

Something that would be more likely to resonate with this site, considering we focus a lot on entertainment.

Does that make sense?

no

kdjdjdjdjdjd

[pCj]

One could argue that the burning desire for inclusion in historically white spaces like the Oscars or Grammys is also a cry for White acceptance.

A bit of a false equivalence as the issue with Owens is that her "cry for white acceptance" is self-serving and at the expense of black people.

Using your words, this hypothetical person would see the civil rights movement as a cry for white acceptance as well.

I never said they were the same.

I provided an example of something that has definitely been referred to as a cry for White acceptance in the past.

Something that would be more likely to resonate with this site, considering we focus a lot on entertainment.

Does that make sense?

no

The statement was "The need for White acceptance is a disease".

Let's just continue to assume that Candace only wants White acceptance and let's assume those who desperately want Grammys and Oscars crave White acceptance as well.

If "the need for White acceptance" is in fact a DISEASE, are we only addressing one strain of the disease? Or are we going for each and every one of them?

Okay I'll bite...

Given your scenario, Nicki Minaj unsuccessfully campaigning for a Grammy has no impact on my life or society.

Ignoring her divisiveness, Candace has enough influence to lobby and get Trump re-elected.

If both of these are diseases, one is the common cold and the other is COVID.

[klappa.]

One could argue that the burning desire for inclusion in historically white spaces like the Oscars or Grammys is also a cry for White acceptance.

A bit of a false equivalence as the issue with Owens is that her "cry for white acceptance" is self-serving and at the expense of black people.

Using your words, this hypothetical person would see the civil rights movement as a cry for white acceptance as well.

I never said they were the same.

I provided an example of something that has definitely been referred to as a cry for White acceptance in the past.

Something that would be more likely to resonate with this site, considering we focus a lot on entertainment.

Does that make sense?

no

The statement was "The need for White acceptance is a disease".

Let's just continue to assume that Candace only wants White acceptance and let's assume those who desperately want Grammys and Oscars crave White acceptance as well.

If "the need for White acceptance" is in fact a DISEASE, are we only addressing one strain of the disease? Or are we going for each and every one of them?

neither.

there's a difference between wanting white acceptance and demanding to been seen and treated equally to white peers. the grammy and oscar analogies fall into the latter category.

[Vonc2002]

One could argue that the burning desire for inclusion in historically white spaces like the Oscars or Grammys is also a cry for White acceptance.

A bit of a false equivalence as the issue with Owens is that her "cry for white acceptance" is self-serving and at the expense of black people.

Using your words, this hypothetical person would see the civil rights movement as a cry for white acceptance as well.

I never said they were the same.

I provided an example of something that has definitely been referred to as a cry for White acceptance in the past.

Something that would be more likely to resonate with this site, considering we focus a lot on entertainment.

Does that make sense?

no

The statement was "The need for White acceptance is a disease".

Let's just continue to assume that Candace only wants White acceptance and let's assume those who desperately want Grammys and Oscars crave White acceptance as well.

If "the need for White acceptance" is in fact a DISEASE, are we only addressing one strain of the disease? Or are we going for each and every one of them?

neither.

there's a difference between wanting white acceptance and demanding to been seen and treated equally to white peers. the grammy and oscar analogies fall into the latter category.

[🦚]

Halle played a crackhead in Monsters Ball 🧐

Is this a special US version of the movie? 🙃

[Bentley. HARRIS!]

s

Afro just take Nipsey out your sig and stop this

[klappa.]

One could argue that the burning desire for inclusion in historically white spaces like the Oscars or Grammys is also a cry for White acceptance.

A bit of a false equivalence as the issue with Owens is that her "cry for white acceptance" is self-serving and at the expense of black people.

Using your words, this hypothetical person would see the civil rights movement as a cry for white acceptance as well.

I never said they were the same.

I provided an example of something that has definitely been referred to as a cry for White acceptance in the past.

Something that would be more likely to resonate with this site, considering we focus a lot on entertainment.

Does that make sense?

no

The statement was "The need for White acceptance is a disease".

Let's just continue to assume that Candace only wants White acceptance and let's assume those who desperately want Grammys and Oscars crave White acceptance as well.

If "the need for White acceptance" is in fact a DISEASE, are we only addressing one strain of the disease? Or are we going for each and every one of them?

neither.

there's a difference between wanting white acceptance and demanding to been seen and treated equally to white peers. the grammy and oscar analogies fall into the latter category.

I don't think so.

It's ultimately all a request for a seat at a predominately White table .

Getting a Grammy isn't a basic human right so I refuse to subscribe to this "equal treatment" thing.

so our demand for equal treatment should end at basic human rights? nah.

they aren't requesting a seat at the table, they're demanding rightful part ownership of said table. it isn't just actors and musicians wanting to be recognized for their talent in the same way their white peers are, we're also calling/fighting for positions within these academies and boards so that we can properly represent and equally recognize the talent that creates just as quality art and just as much revenue as our white peers... which is why i say we have a right to part ownership of these tables, as we are such a significant and integral part of these industries. so it would be fully inaccurate to miscategorized this as "wanting acceptance".

last i'll say on this

[🦚]

Angela not wanting to have a heavy sex scene on screen is neither here nor there.

Oscar darling Nicole Kidman made fucking Eyes Wide Shut