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I have so far not seen anyone who is black or Hispanic bothered by her race/ethnicity and/or the way she talks. Why is it in this country if you're not white you can never just be? It's like you're always the subject of scrutiny.
I have so far not seen anyone who is black or Hispanic bothered by her race/ethnicity and/or the way she talks. Why is it in this country if you're not white you can never just be? It's like you're always the subject of scrutiny.
You're not looking hard enough, I saw a lot of black and Hispanic people make fun of her for that. Maybe you live in a Huffington Post bubble
You're not looking hard enough, I saw a lot of black and Hispanic people make fun of her for that. Maybe you live in a Huffington Post bubble
So what?!?! I laughed at her Southern accent fail too. Do you know how many people try to put on accents in the U.S. and fail at it? Why is she any different?!
So what?!?! I laughed at her Southern accent fail too. Do you know how many people try to put on accents in the U.S. and fail at it? Why is she any different?!
You made it seem like only white people make fun of her. That's far from true.
I have so far not seen anyone who is black or Hispanic bothered by her race/ethnicity and/or the way she talks. Why is it in this country if you're not white you can never just be? It's like you're always the subject of scrutiny.
I didn’t know she was attempting to sound “Black” as some commenters stated because one just can’t sound Black IMO - unless people are using the language/vernacular of those in poor/urban to unfortunately generalize the whole race. I’m Hispanic, 95% of Black people I know including family, don’t speak like that.
I am bothered because she normally doesn’t speak like that (even though there are Hispanics in BX that do) and decided to while addressing a predominately African-American crowd.
I have so far not seen anyone who is black or Hispanic bothered by her race/ethnicity and/or the way she talks. Why is it in this country if you're not white you can never just be? It's like you're always the subject of scrutiny.
Plenty of black people on Twitter making fun of the way she tried her fake black/fake Southern accent to talk to a black crowd.
You made it seem like only white people make fun of her. That's far from true.
That's incorrect. I may have made it seem as if it's mostly white people who are calling her racist for the way she was speaking and for her "talking black." I also wouldn't think it's white Southerners who are saying she is "talking black" because her accent was just a plain Southern accent. It's similar to accents someone like Hillary or Barack or many politicians who visit down South make.
It’s not different. But she’s a person who chose a path in life that puts her in the spotlight. Deal with it.
I am dealing with it. I'm laughing because everyone is making a big deal about that clip. It was funny af and people need to move on. It wasn't racist. It was just an accent fail.
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