You Know Who Is Crying Over 'GONE WITH THE WIND'

[BaileyPark31]

All of a sudden the RW cares about Black History. They love miss Mammy.

 

[BrownBunny]

I don’t know why they’re trying to make Hattie McDaniel’s Oscar win a Black history moment when Black audiences during that time thought the cast were a bunch of sellouts and hated McDaniel for her mammy roles.

 

[bxrfan]

Nothing to do with the topic at hand but I always lmao whenever I see the scene of Bonnie being thrown off the horse. I dunno why it's so funny to me, people call me a monster for laughing

 

[saturn7]

Megyn "what's wrong with blackface" Kelly is such a damn phony.

 

[Jblaze204]

Terrible film. a long drag of confederacy sympathy. I do recommend watching just to better understand why racist cac Americans act the way they do.

 

[humminbird]

I don’t know why they’re trying to make Hattie McDaniel’s Oscar win a Black history moment when Black audiences during that time thought the cast was a bunch of sellouts and hated McDaniel for her mammy roles.

she couldn't even accept the reward on stage
f the oscars all day every day

 

[OnFleekTing]

White people especially white liberals grew up on this stuff
Now you know why they are completely aghast about racism and don't know what to do
Hollywood fed them this stuff for decades and they thought it was cool because a black face won an oscar

 

[Paper Boi]

 

[beaniemac]

I never seen this movie. probably never will

 

[Geek Nasty]

Maybe it's me and I havent seen in it a long time, but It thought a lot of that movie was lowkey shytting on Southerners. There's a great scene in teh beginning at a dance where all the Southern white boys are getting these chests puffed up after the south declares war.

Rhett looks at them all like "you dumb rednecks are going to get you asses handed back to you "

Even the mammy wasn't taking shyt from whites and this was in the buck-eyed "yassuh no-suh" era in HOllywood

 

[skylove4]

fukk gone with the wind and anybody who love it

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

I've never seen this movie but I've learned about it's details...this movie is very similar to Birth Of A Nation in which negative stereotypes of black ppl are driving force behind these films...matter of fact this is one of the propaganda

Hattie McDaniels was among the first black person in Hollywood to infamously dismissed black civil right groups as hinders but also blamed and believed black ppl were responsible for her dwindling career a little after Gone With The Wind while stating her "admiration" for white ppl up until her death bed...

She was a very shortsighted woman...had she'd lived longer into the 50s heading into the 60s & 70s would she had still sung the same tune.

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

It’s not being erased, they’re just temporarily removing it to add a historical context warning.

I remember seeing how the 3 main slaves acted, and spoke, and being disgusted at how childlike they were, especially the one who was supposed to get the doctor to help deliver the baby, and was just slow walking along the fence singing like a five year old. Then, the slaves chose to stay after the war, because they loved Scarlett so much, and she was a bytch.



And what black people asked for this?

 

[zayk35]

I've never seen this movie but I've learned about it's details...this movie is very similar to Birth Of A Nation in which negative stereotypes of black ppl are driving force behind these films...matter of fact this is one of the propaganda

Hattie McDaniels was among the first black person in Hollywood to infamously dismissed black civil right groups as hinders but also blamed and believed black ppl were responsible for her dwindling career a little after Gone With The Wind while stating her "admiration" for white ppl up until her death bed...

She was a very shortsighted woman...had she'd lived longer into the 50s heading into the 60s & 70s would she had still sung the same tune.

Not the same as Monique and her Osacar but similar with the same career arch.

 

[keond]

Hattie McDaniel won and couldn't even sit at the same table with her co-stars now all the sudden white folks acting like they really want black folks to know about a woman that won a award for portraying a slave? White folks always act like they doing shyt for our benefit. Nothing educational about fukkin Gone with the Wind.