Is she was white they would have said why isn't she black
he was still pandering in the show as is with that ending And it still wasn't enough for them , I don't see how anyone could say Black women were portrayed negatively in Atlanta
/And this is after a quick google search. I know y’all matratichal simps won’t say shyt about this. 
The crazy thing is Donald Glover has directly helped launch several BLACK WOMEN’S careers.
He’s the FIRST ever tv show-runner to assemble an all black writers room, including a black woman named Stefani Robinson, who went on to sign her own production deal with FX and has had tremendous success
What We Do in the Shadows and Atlanta’s Stefani Robinson Knows Vampires, Barbershops, and Everything In-Between
Writing for two wildly different shows—and getting Emmy nominations for both—requires some mental gymnastics: “I always say that I feel like they exercise very different muscles in my brain.”www.vanityfair.com
He hired a black woman, Sherrie Silver, an at the time unknown Rwandan dancer, to choreograph the video for his biggest song, This Is America. She also appeared in the video and on Saturday Night Live with him and choreographed and appeared in his film Guava Island. She went onto win the VMA for Best Choreography for her work in the video
5 Things You Should Know About Sherrie Silver, The Choreographer Behind 'This Is America'
Aside from choreographing "This Is America," though, Silver is an accomplished creative entrepreneur, and her journey began far before this video dropped.www.forbes.com
First project he did when he signed his massive deal with Amazon was hire a black woman, Janine Nabers, to co-create, write, and serve as showrunner on Swarm. Swarm is Janine Nabers creative vision much more than it is Glover’s. She wrote the story outline, co-wrote the pilot, and wrote or co-wrote three more of the season’s 7 episodes. A black woman, Adamma Ebo, directed three episodes of the series. Kara Brown, Karen Joseph Adcock, and Malia Obama are all also credited writers on the series.
Black women literally shaped the characterization, themes, plot, and execution of this series.
From left to right. Adamma Ebo (Director 3 episodes) Kara Brown (co-writer 1 episode) Malia Obama (co-writer 1 episode) Janine Nabers (Co-creator, Showrunner, writer 1 episode, co-writer 4 episodes) Donald Glover (Co-creator, executive producer, co-writer 1 episode, director 1 episode) Stephen Glover (co-writer 2 episodes, director 1 episode) Karen Joseph Adcock (co-writer 1 episode) Jamal Olori (co-writer 1 episode)
I fail to see how Donald Glover “Hates” black women if he’s using his status in the industry to continually put them in positions they wouldn’t otherwise have been included. Isn’t that what black men are SUPPOSED to do? Look out for our own and help build them up?
I guess I’ll pass on thisthe main character was a wench she picked a random whiteboy out of a club to lose her virginity to that didn't even say two word's to her picked him just because
the black dude actually had to be nice to her give her a place to stay and have a backstage and afterparty access giving a chance at her ultimate goal then she trapped the good breh in a walk-in freezer
she and group ratchet hood stripper's after having a explicit rated r plantation orgy sex scene with a cac baseball team go on to kill another good black man welcomes them into his home and helps fix's their broken down car asking nothing in return
The crazy thing is Donald Glover has directly helped launch several BLACK WOMEN’S careers.
He’s the FIRST ever tv show-runner to assemble an all black writers room, including a black woman named Stefani Robinson, who went on to sign her own production deal with FX and has had tremendous success
What We Do in the Shadows and Atlanta’s Stefani Robinson Knows Vampires, Barbershops, and Everything In-Between
Writing for two wildly different shows—and getting Emmy nominations for both—requires some mental gymnastics: “I always say that I feel like they exercise very different muscles in my brain.”
He hired a black woman, Sherrie Silver, an at the time unknown Rwandan dancer, to choreograph the video for his biggest song, This Is America. She also appeared in the video and on Saturday Night Live with him and choreographed and appeared in his film Guava Island. She went onto win the VMA for Best Choreography for her work in the video
5 Things You Should Know About Sherrie Silver, The Choreographer Behind 'This Is America'
Aside from choreographing "This Is America," though, Silver is an accomplished creative entrepreneur, and her journey began far before this video dropped.
First project he did when he signed his massive deal with Amazon was hire a black woman, Janine Nabers, to co-create, write, and serve as showrunner on Swarm. Swarm is Janine Nabers creative vision much more than it is Glover’s. She wrote the story outline, co-wrote the pilot, and wrote or co-wrote three more of the season’s 7 episodes. A black woman, Adamma Ebo, directed three episodes of the series. Kara Brown, Karen Joseph Adcock, and Malia Obama are all also credited writers on the series.
Black women literally shaped the characterization, themes, plot, and execution of this series.
From left to right. Adamma Ebo (Director 3 episodes) Kara Brown (co-writer 1 episode) Malia Obama (co-writer 1 episode) Janine Nabers (Co-creator, Showrunner, writer 1 episode, co-writer 4 episodes) Donald Glover (Co-creator, executive producer, co-writer 1 episode, director 1 episode) Stephen Glover (co-writer 2 episodes, director 1 episode) Karen Joseph Adcock (co-writer 1 episode) Jamal Olori (co-writer 1 episode)
I fail to see how Donald Glover “Hates” black women if he’s using his status in the industry to continually put them in positions they wouldn’t otherwise have been included. Isn’t that what black men are SUPPOSED to do? Look out for our own and help build them up?
“Chris Rock told me, ‘Man, they wouldn’t have let me make your show back in the day.’ I’m a little better than Chris, because I had Chris to study. And now I am actively looking for the black female to replace me.”
Donald Glover Can’t Save You
The creator of “Atlanta” wants TV to tell hard truths. Is the audience ready?www.newyorker.com
This was 2018. Again, since that time a BLACK WOMAN, Janine Nabers pitched him the series Swarm. Donald not only utilized his platform to get the series made, he also put the black WOMAN who pitched the idea in charge. He gave a BLACK WOMAN (Malia Obama) her first writing credit and recruited a BLACK WOMAN to direct the majority of the episodes.
Doesn’t sound like somebody who hates black women to ME. Sounds like he’s actively keeping his promise.
On the subject of him dating white women because of the “Black women didn’t like me when I was young” bullshyt. Go ahead, criticize him for THAT because that rhetoric has always been lame and its always been an excuse in my opinion. If anyone criticized him for that then its valid.
But criticizing him for any depictions or characterizations in Swarm (and even Atlanta to a lessor extent) of black women is absolute bullshyt, as the series is CREATED and RAN by BLACK WOMEN
There are literally only SEVEN black women who serve as showrunners on mainstream American television, because of the ally-oop from Donald Glover Janine Nabers can count herself as one of those 7
TALK YO shyt, DONALD!
