Here Comes the Pain
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Wwe do be having a nikka dancing tho.

WWE reflects America's attitudes to race tbh... it doesn't exist in isolation.
Western societies as a whole narrow horizons for almost all races except whites - Blacks, especially in America are invisible unless they're street-cool, high-energy, "athletic" (word to every mention of Naomi by a commentator EVER) and in some way connected to crime, music or both.
Xavier Woods could go a long way to shifting the window in the WWE tbh... they've got to let him cook with that nerdy, elitist intelligencia persona when New Day are finished.
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you guys are so shortsighted.
In the great Attitude era, how many Blacks were on WWF tv? Jacqueline? Mark Henry? Hell they put all the blacks in ONE group....NOD.
10 years later in 2008, how many Blacks were tere? None on commentary. Booker T maybe? teddy Long on Smackdown....
Now in 2016, we have Black representation on both shows on the commentary, the pre-shows, the longest champion tag team right now and a merchandise monster in New Day, popular stars like Sasha Banks, and up and comers in NxT.
Mexicans and Asians have a huge market for wrestling and they don't have the representation Blacks do on WWE TV.
Mexicans and Asians don't need it, they have their own shows and promotions where they can be champions. Where's the black AAA/CMLL/NJPW?
John Cena & Randy Savage have more albums out than R-Truth so to call him an actual rapper is kinda far fetched. Him & Road Dogg probably used to have freestyle sessions in the locker room but the closest thing to him even having a single is on a WWE: The Music CD. He literally had the same rapper/dancer gimmick since he came in the door back in 2000 & his character hasn't evolved in neither of his tenures with the company. Even James Lsworth participated in main event storylines. R-Trizzle's claim to fame is wrestling in the most pre-shows with Goldust.I think the E is more inclusive towards Blacks than ever before.
New Day, nobody views them as "acting Black".
R-Truth is just a goofball character, and he's a rapper in real life, so....?
Naomi IS/WAS a dancer in real life, so.....?
Look at all the host, commentators, ring announcers, etc all have a Black person. Hispanics and Asians have little to no representation on that front in WWE.
And when you look at the what they got coming up in NXT
I know people try explain the shyt away, but yall gotta admit they rarely let a black dude just be like a regular dude like they do with Seth, KO, Dean Ambrose, Orton...nikkas gotta be extra silly some kind of way. And how convenient that they signed the people that already happen to fit their stereotypes. This is where I give TNA credit they at least let Lashley just be a badass dude.