@kahlitamichelle81 what immediate history to blacks have to refer to other than their skin color. You certainly can't refer to Africa and its history with the same semblance because you haven't experienced it for yourself you cant call your self truly american when every time you fill out a legal document you are refer to as a hyphenated american it would be ludicrous to think someone could readily call themselves all thats left is your blackness so yeah i agree100% with his statement.
I laughed out loud when he told story about quentin tarantino...the man is so loopy bless his cotton socks. I would have had to say something, in a jokey way of course..
I think you would be interested in the memoir titled My Daddy The Devil and Me! It is a true story of how a young girl was not only molested by her father but was also taught to prostitute and bank fraud, while he kept her under his influence through drugs and brainwashing. Its fasinating!!
@kahlitamichelle81 well I believe that people are being manipulated by their instinctual drives... and one that works on everyone is the desire to belong. One of the stereotypes that exist for black males is the uneducated and poor one, and unfortunately for the uneducated and poor, of this group, they do look for very obvious symbols, in this case Bling. It's the instinctual drives that are being manipulated and they are what TV and film live off of. It's the insecurity that is exploited.
nothing is shoved down yr throat from tv or popular media, popular media lives off of the culture and is informed by the desires and attitudes of the culture... it's not the other way around. If it didn't resonate with the people as something they understand it wouldn't be used, because it would have no effect. So, it is about image and the images are about the subtext.
you just don't understand men, their pride and how living in a society like America can be damaging to them: specially if yr a minority. why do you think Bling is the prominent symbol for a black man? Their whole culture is reactionary to the shame they feel due to the stereotyping they live with. Symbols of wealth are used to counter their perception of them as poor, uneducated and stupid. It's very important to them to have symbols in their culture that elevate them, like a black president!
the "industry" needs more multiculturalism.
helliop 2 months ago in playlist Season 2
@kahlitamichelle81 what immediate history to blacks have to refer to other than their skin color. You certainly can't refer to Africa and its history with the same semblance because you haven't experienced it for yourself you cant call your self truly american when every time you fill out a legal document you are refer to as a hyphenated american it would be ludicrous to think someone could readily call themselves all thats left is your blackness so yeah i agree100% with his statement.
tyknos93 1 year ago
I laughed out loud when he told story about quentin tarantino...the man is so loopy bless his cotton socks. I would have had to say something, in a jokey way of course..
Did not know who he was but i like him.
Amorphustruth 1 year ago
I think you would be interested in the memoir titled My Daddy The Devil and Me! It is a true story of how a young girl was not only molested by her father but was also taught to prostitute and bank fraud, while he kept her under his influence through drugs and brainwashing. Its fasinating!!
beauty4812 1 year ago
@kahlitamichelle81 well I believe that people are being manipulated by their instinctual drives... and one that works on everyone is the desire to belong. One of the stereotypes that exist for black males is the uneducated and poor one, and unfortunately for the uneducated and poor, of this group, they do look for very obvious symbols, in this case Bling. It's the instinctual drives that are being manipulated and they are what TV and film live off of. It's the insecurity that is exploited.
bragladish 1 year ago
nothing is shoved down yr throat from tv or popular media, popular media lives off of the culture and is informed by the desires and attitudes of the culture... it's not the other way around. If it didn't resonate with the people as something they understand it wouldn't be used, because it would have no effect. So, it is about image and the images are about the subtext.
bragladish 1 year ago
you just don't understand men, their pride and how living in a society like America can be damaging to them: specially if yr a minority. why do you think Bling is the prominent symbol for a black man? Their whole culture is reactionary to the shame they feel due to the stereotyping they live with. Symbols of wealth are used to counter their perception of them as poor, uneducated and stupid. It's very important to them to have symbols in their culture that elevate them, like a black president!
bragladish 1 year ago
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bragladish 1 year ago
Wow, that was so authentic, honest dialogue. We need to speak more truths about our differences, which makes us the same. I love this Director!
minkaboo 2 years ago
Wow !!!
The Mills Connection Show
CarlaMills 2 years ago
Brotha got soul
JigvSaw 2 years ago
Can Mr Verbose,
Can I call you, "Dark Chocolate?"
12quillemall5321 2 years ago
now thats just mean
liz8976 2 years ago
this clip is already on the net.
allTRIPLE1 2 years ago
"Hey black meat" => What the F*** !!! That's so insulting...
Anyway Lee Daniels is a very inspiring man.
Evlyy 2 years ago