Blackface comedy STILL popular?

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• Shirley
• Q.
• Liquor
• blackface
• racist
• drag
• comedy

[LONDON1KaZR]

It will always be popular towards them, they hate us, mocking us is their greatest medicine ( the movie precious was really well recieved by them) black people are scared to look at things as they really are. I know one thing, if i catch a whiteboy in blackface, im going to check them...asap.

[Lashid4u]

You'd better listen to this white guy, London ...You know they're ALL tough now, since they've seen the beard man's video! lol

[FlamebergeDuster]

Charles Knipp is a VERY slimy man making his money off of exploiting Black women. I applaud Black women for making a stand against this vile creature.

[ShemiticOne]

@clearlyme

That was one of the stupidest things I ever read.

[tronxilla]

we are going backwards... pay attention. rex 84 is possibly the rebirth of slavery in america.

[clearlyme]

On top of it all, it's a man, dressed as a woman. I don't see anything wrong with it. Maybe he feels deep down that he is a black woman. Genetics show that we are no further than 7 cousins away from each other. Some of us connect with certain cultural ethnolect - I am white, grew up in Memphis, I've seen this TYPE, not STEREOTYPE all my life. I even can relate to that. I can even talk like that! I laugh at "White Chicks" and this too. Let's all lighten up and make fun! Let go and live your life!

[thorthumb3000]

@heaffy5 Hey, I was arguing the same point that Shirley Q. Liquor WAS NOT racist. Apparently YOU are bringing back to racism. The way you were going about it made a fool out of yourself and, regardless if you are or not, made you look like a racist. Yes, you do have a right as an American to speak out; and it is my right to say that I think that you could say things differently so as not to perpetuate this "racism" that you accuse others of "bringing it back to".

[heaffy5]

@thorthumb3000 I am an educated white person and I'm just speaking my mind as anyone also on here does, which is my right as an American. I'm not being offensive, I'm just stating the obvious. When are you going to let things go and quit bringing it back to racism??? I could do that everyday if I wanted to but I don't.

[thorthumb3000]

@heaffy5 And through your intolerant tone and your labored caps lock rhetoric, you perpetuate that racism and do a disservice to any educated white person that can speak their mind on the issue in a constructive, nonoffensive manner.

[thorthumb3000]

@heaffy5 What are you trying to accomplish by saying this? Shoving blame back and forth and inciting blasphemously incorrect history makes you look like a dumb ass. Try to make a more eloquent argument that isn't offensive.

[heaffy5]

time than worry about this. REALLY???  If Tyler Perry were a white man in real life portraying Madea, then it would be an issue once again even though you say it wouldn't be. I'm so sick and tired of hearing about all the struggles you go through. WHAT DO YOU GO THROUGH that is so bad??? You are living your life through what happened years ago and it's time to let it go. Racism is present because you keep bringing up issues that are not even meant to hurt anyone.

[heaffy5]

And in response to Shirley Q Liquor, "she" has actually been stood up for by a few black drag queen celebrities. Drag comes in many forms, shapes and colors. Most drag is meant to be seen for the glamor, the comedy or the "bitch" side of it. Also, Shirley Q Liquor also plays a character of a white woman by the name of Betty Butterfield in which she portrays an obese white woman with alot of makeup also and does skits acting like a manic. I think you should find better things to do with your