sarahpoo1996
and where's our WET channel? blacks got their BET lol
See, this is where it gets to. The media. Since whites are the predominant ethnicity in America, they are basically just the average person. So they make it "special" to be black, asian, latino, etc.
Then suddenly, every show needs a black guy, or else it's not fair. But when you have a show without one white guy, it's perfectly fine.
Don't even get me started on the stereotypes. Media is filled with them--not in funny ways.
But as for the kids who make stereotypical jokes, I think they're funny. Because comedy is often used to address problems with the mindset of the masses. Just ask Voltaire or many of the other famous satirists from ancient times. For some reason, a bunch of idiots congregated and decided that any joke containing a stereotype is racist.
I'mma record this straight out of a dictionary, and not an online one:
racism: a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race
Yeah, uh, sayin' that my fellow friends and I like collard greens and fried chicken is NOT racist. It's stereotypical. To say it as a joke would be funny to me. To show a restaurant on TV, with whites eating hamburgers, french fries, and chicken nuggets and then showing black people eating colesaw and drumsticks in a serious way as if it's normal and all we eat would be stereotypical as well--not racist. But it'd piss me off.
Why I thought Black History Month was racist is because it allows people of my race to flaunt off our champions and tale of black superiority. It's all in good fun, though, right?
Usually, I'd say yes, but then I realized out of all the TV I'd watched, almost all of it raised awareness for black history month. But when I listened for other months and such, no such comment.
All I hear through the mainstream media is BHM BHM. Not HHM, not WHM, not JHM.
So everyone pays attention to us when it's our month, but no one gives two shits about Jewish History Month.
I realized that there's obviously other months to celebrate the races of the world, but none of them get any significant coverage.
Anyone see where I come from?