her character was the early stages of the modern day African American. Attitude and personality wise. Is this accurate
Oprah's character in Color Purple
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Youza grown ass man trying to chat it up about The Color Purple 
Dudes been harassing me asking questions about op. Please inform him that I'm not a snitch mr. Zay
It's a blacc movie CACYouza grown ass man trying to chat it up about The Color Purple
Kasper KArr
Go-getter from the Lower East Side
Shut the fukk up lil nikka. You p*ssy. You thought you could harass @Nicole0416 and shorty put you in your place. Now you docile as fukk. AND Put respect on the loc @BrothaZay name. Capitalize that “M” when you refer to him as Mr. Zay. I’ll smack fire outta you p*ssy
Its a movie for black women you tranny loving fakkit
Prove your blaccIts a movie for black women you tranny loving fakkit
Not it's not.. wtf? That move was made by a white man, to present an early version of the "black feminist" propaganda piece about the demonization of black men for black audiences. I watch that shyt now and I would cringe; as little girl I didn't pay attention to the message bc I didn't see the interpretation for what it was. Oprah is not an advocate for black women. Alice Walker is a known lesbo. Neither one of them are married or in traditional relationships.
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it's not a bad movie
The Color Purple was a pre-social media era take on intersectionality and the butter bedwench brigade. Look up Alice Walker (author of The Color Purple) and Gloria Steinem, you will see what I mean:
The women were shown as weak minded and easily manipulated; while all the men were shown as child abusers, wife beaters, incest, rapists and domestic abusers.
The only true functional "relationship" is an implied lesbian situation between Celie and Shug Avery (who was bisexual).
Bondye Vodou
Proud practitioner of the "High Science"
Wench Propaganda.