I can see it at the barber shop when I get my haircut or when I'm at a family or friend's house, very little has changed.i'm not disagreeing with you but how do you know the images of blacks on tv today if you havent watched in 8 years
I can see it at the barber shop when I get my haircut or when I'm at a family or friend's house, very little has changed.i'm not disagreeing with you but how do you know the images of blacks on tv today if you havent watched in 8 years
Nope. Television is a means of controlling the populations mindset and spreading white propaganda.
Most television shows, and news station are used to put everyone that isn't white down
I can see it at the barber shop when I get my haircut or when I'm at a family or friend's house, very little has changed.
I'm not trying to get into issues of petty semantics here and derail my own thread. That's counterproductive and I refuse to feed into anything of the sort. All I know is that too much focus on a television screen and/or too much focus on a computer screen is equally unhealthy. The only difference between the two is you can't control what's on television unless you change the channel or turn it off.so what images do you see when you're temporarily watching TV?
It helps to wonder...where does this type of thinking originate?
I have just realized there are just a limited number of roles for blacks on TV. And that's never dominant, always passive.
-The criminal, hypersexual, black male
-The black athlete (probably the most dominant presentation)
-The asexual black friend (*the media still afraid of the black man's sexuality and aim to control it)
-The flamboyantly gay black man who's there for comedic relief
-The black nerd that is shunned and doesn't get women
-The ratchet and loud black woman
And if there are any roles that are not passive, it's because they are subservient to the leads and never leading.
I can't think of any other roles honestly.
THis is Umar's best video imo....seriously. 100% dead on.
Even little things like always having the evil character in a cartoon whatever wear black and have the good guy wear white, adds to the belief that white is good.
I'm not trying to get into issues of petty semantics here and derail my own thread. That's counterproductive and I refuse to feed into anything of the sort. All I know is that too much focus on a television screen and/or too much focus on a computer screen is equally unhealthy. The only difference between the two is you can't control what's on television unless you change the channel or turn it off.